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[2] Refer to Social principals of education: 65. [3] Refer to The modern course in principals of education: 1/9. [4] Refer to Plato’s republic. 4. The providing of a set of suitable tendencies 5. The development of the artistic and aesthetic aspects 6. The development of social senses 7. The development of individual‐social concurrence 8. The presentation of the principal information 9. The development of physical conditions 10. The development of a steady philosophy of life[1] Teaching and Education The general purport of education, as it has been already cited, comprises all of the categories of activities that influence the development of individuals, predispositions, and behaviors. It is not peculiar to the activities that persons themselves do, or those done by others. The purport of education covers every modification and reformation practiced on ethics and behavior. It also includes the indirect factors, such as laws, the ruling authorities, the manners of living, the traditions and the social habits and conventions et al. Such indirect factors, in addition to the material and natural environments and conditions such as climates and geographical locations, have effects on education. Finally, all of the circumstances that help in the formation of the human beings are included in the factors influencing the processes of education. From the above we conclude that education comprises every development or formation that does with individuals’ powers, predispositions, and behavioral aspects tending to guidance. Teaching, on the other hand, stands for the transference of information from a teacher to a student for delivering knowledge. Hence, teaching is confined in this frame while education enjoys a more elevated and comprehensive meaning since it includes every positive progress and maturity of the individuals’ capabilities. Education, in its common sense, takes account of the whole physical, intellectual, and ethical aspects of personalities. Teaching stands for the process of transferring knowledge to individuals. This process is one of the educational means. The positivity of teaching is estimated according to the obtained knowledge. Knowledge may influence the individuals’ lives only when being sentient and accordant to the Presented by http://www.alhassanain.com & http://www.islamicblessings.com
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[2] Refer to Social principals of education: 65.<br />
[3] Refer to The modern course in principals of education: 1/9.<br />
[4] Refer to Plato’s republic.<br />
4. The providing of a set of suitable tendencies<br />
5. The development of the artistic and aesthetic aspects<br />
6. The development of social senses<br />
7. The development of individual‐social concurrence<br />
8. The presentation of the principal information<br />
9. The development of physical conditions<br />
10. The development of a steady philosophy of life[1]<br />
Teaching and Education<br />
The general purport of education, as it has been already cited, <strong>com</strong>prises all of the categories of<br />
activities that influence the development of individuals, predispositions, and behaviors. It is not<br />
peculiar to the activities that persons themselves do, or those done by others. The purport of<br />
education covers every modification and reformation practiced on ethics and behavior. It also<br />
includes the indirect factors, such as laws, the ruling authorities, the manners of living, the<br />
traditions and the social habits and conventions et al.<br />
Such indirect factors, in addition to the material and natural environments and conditions such as<br />
climates and geographical locations, have effects on education. Finally, all of the circumstances<br />
that help in the formation of the human beings are included in the factors influencing the<br />
processes of education.<br />
From the above we conclude that education <strong>com</strong>prises every development or formation that does<br />
with individuals’ powers, predispositions, and behavioral aspects tending to guidance.<br />
Teaching, on the other hand, stands for the transference of information from a teacher to a<br />
student for delivering knowledge. Hence, teaching is confined in this frame while education enjoys<br />
a more elevated and <strong>com</strong>prehensive meaning since it includes every positive progress and<br />
maturity of the individuals’ capabilities.<br />
Education, in its <strong>com</strong>mon sense, takes account of the whole physical, intellectual, and ethical<br />
aspects of personalities. Teaching stands for the process of transferring knowledge to individuals.<br />
This process is one of the educational means. The positivity of teaching is estimated according to<br />
the obtained knowledge.<br />
Knowledge may influence the individuals’ lives only when being sentient and accordant to the<br />
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