Is there a difference between knowledge and education?

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  1. Josh Makaveli profile image39
    Josh Makaveliposted 9 years ago

    Is there a difference between knowledge and education?

    I am thinking that there is a real difference between knowledge and education because if we get education and studied only to get a degree then we will definitely have that degree but not the knowledge belongs to the degree

  2. dashingscorpio profile image81
    dashingscorpioposted 9 years ago

    Yes. It's possible to have knowledge without having a formal education. Oftentimes knowledge comes from having experiences and learning from the results of those experiences.
    However it could also be argued that the word "educate" means to (learn) which in no way implies there most be a formal curriculum. One can teach them self how to play an instrument or learn something by experimenting. Knowledge comes with experience.
    For the most part in our society will attribute education to mean a person has successfully passed a number of courses and tests. They were then given a certificate, diploma, or degree upon completion.
    Nevertheless when they get a job they'll have to be "trained" as to how to succeed on that job. Real knowledge comes from hands on experience.
    Truth be told there are books and classes for teaching students how to study and how to take tests.
    Some specialty schools offer two week crash courses for passing tests like the SAT, Series 7 & 63 for investment advisors, State real estate and Contractor exams. Only a fool would believe just because someone passed these exams and were granted a license that makes them "experts" or knowledgeable in their fields.
    There is no substitute for time, experience, and repetition to gain knowledge. Education is getting the answer right. Knowledge is (knowing) why the answer is right.

    1. Josh Makaveli profile image39
      Josh Makaveliposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Yes you are absolutely right that knowledge comes from experience and time and is fully conceptual that why something actually happens however education tells that something can happen

  3. Brandon Marhal profile image62
    Brandon Marhalposted 9 years ago

    Education is sort of learning how to do something, knowledge is knowing what goes on, and knowing information.

    1. Josh Makaveli profile image39
      Josh Makaveliposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      well i was thinking that knowledge means to learn how to do something and education means why to learn something

 
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