Definition and purpose of school education

Education is the whole process of training a new generation to engage in social life, and it is also the key link to inherit and carry forward the production experience of human society. Mainly refers to the process of cultivating school-age children, teenagers and young people. Broadly speaking, all activities that enhance people's knowledge and skills and affect people's ideology and morality are education. Education in a narrow sense mainly refers to school education, which means that educators exert purposeful, planned and organized influence on the body and mind of the educated according to the requirements of a certain society (or class) and cultivate them into people needed by a certain society (or class). Types include formal education, adult education, technical education, special education and lifelong education.

The purpose of school education is to cultivate a new generation of people and serve social development. The development of China's modernization construction shows people more and more clearly the importance of cultivating high-quality talents. The specific standard of "high quality" is different for different industries and different professional fields, but one thing is the most basic and common, that is, a high-quality person must be a healthy person first. Including physical health and mental health. A healthy person is a healthy body and a sound personality. He is an effective social member who can recognize, do, be a man and survive and develop. Students' physical and mental health is not only the purpose of school education, but also the basic condition for effective school education. Caring for students' physical and mental health is the foundation of school work, and it is also the starting point and foothold of education work. But for a long time, the wrong orientation of exam-oriented education has made school education focus on imparting knowledge, and the care and attention to students' mental health is far less than that to physical health and knowledge growth.

What is the mission of the education industry?

If we want to talk about the mission of the education industry, we can simply summarize it as four words "teaching and educating people".

Teaching is to transmit useful knowledge to students, lay a knowledge foundation for entering social work in the future, thus making contributions to society and creating wealth for all kinds of life.

Educating people refers to an ideological and moral education, such as educating children to love the country and the party, being ready to help others, respecting the old and loving the young, and staying away from drugs. Let children establish a correct outlook on life and values in their hearts from an early age.

So the mission of the education industry is to teach and educate people.

What does the education industry include?

Party committees of educational institutions, private non-enterprise units and working committees (caring for the next generation)

What is education? What is the definition of education?

Education in a narrow sense refers to specially organized school education; Broadly speaking, it refers to social practice activities that affect people's physical and mental development.

Scholars in different countries have different understandings of the definition of education.

Dewey of America said, "Education is life."

Spencer of Britain said: "Education is preparation for future life."

Li Zhuang of China believes that "education is to force or guide the educated to accept specific knowledge, rules, information, skills, skills, etc."

Mr. Tao Xingzhi: "Life is education". He not only explored in theory, but also tried to practice civilian education in the spirit of "being a camel".

Mr. Nie: Excellence is taught, and family education is particularly important. In fact, family education is the foundation of whether a person can stand on the society in the future. Judging from the total amount of life education, the importance of family education accounts for 80%. Family education is not so complicated, but labor education is fine. Two things, doing housework and learning to suffer hardships, start with feeding education.

(4) Extended reading of the definition of education industry.

Education in China began with China's classic works, not religious organizations. In the early days of China, educated officials were appointed to run the empire. The imperial examination system for selecting officials was established in Sui Dynasty, and Emperor Taizong perfected it.

/kloc-at the end of 0/9, He Ziyuan, Qiu and other sages set up new schools such as Yudong Primary School, Tongren School, Xingmin Middle School and Shima Primary School, which trained a large number of valuable talents for the surging Revolution of 1911 and national construction. Subsequently, China's modern education system was constantly improved and strengthened.

During the period of 1990, great changes have taken place in China's education system, and private capital has re-entered the field of education.

In developing countries, the illiteracy rate in 2000 was only half that of 1970. In developed countries, the illiteracy rate has also dropped from 6% to 1%, and the number of uneducated people has dropped from 5% to 2%.

20 18 12 3. The 44th plenary meeting of the 73rd UN General Assembly was held at the UN headquarters in new york. The meeting passed a resolution to designate124 October 65438+ as the International Education Day every year.

What is the specific definition of educational industrialization?

The definition and meaning of educational industrialization are as follows:

Education industrialization means that education, as an industry, can improve labor productivity and play a long-term role in promoting economic development; Investment in education can stimulate the growth of education economy and enhance the function and characteristics of education development. In economics, the basic elements of industrial characteristics include market demand, industrial capital, industrial products, product quality, cost accounting, social and economic benefits, and law of value.