Modes of Delivery of Education

These flashcards cover key concepts related to the modes of delivery of education, particularly focused on formal, non-formal, distance, open, and flexible learning.

Formal Education

A structured and systematic form of learning delivered by trained teachers, governed by organizations to ensure standardized education.

Non-Formal Education

A mix of formal and informal learning, more structured than informal, that does not follow a prescribed curriculum and may not be taught by licensed individuals.

Distance Learning

A method of study where teachers and students do not meet in a classroom but use the Internet, e-mail, mail, etc., to have classes.

Open Learning

Learning situations allowing flexibility in time, place, instructional methods, modes of access, and other factors related to the learning process.

Flexible Learning

An educational approach providing learners with choices about where, when, and how learning occurs, enhancing convenience and personalization.

Characteristics of Open Learning

Includes open resources, open access, collaboration, transparent communication, interdisciplinary opportunities, and open pedagogy.

Lifelong Learning Skills

Skills necessary for continuous learning and development throughout an individual's life.

Contextualized Learning

Learning that relates directly to the context or environment in which it is applied, making it more relevant to the learner.

Student Empowerment

The process of giving students the authority and responsibility to make decisions regarding their own learning.

Holistic Capabilities

Development of a range of skills and abilities that address the whole individual, including cognitive, social, and emotional aspects.