There are several similarities between formal and nonformal education. Both formal and nonformal education provides powerful learning experiences. They also emphasizes intentional learning, structure, and professional educators.
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Formal education regards an institutionalized and credentialed approach to learning. K-12 education and being a conferred a government recognized high school diploma is formal education, as are accredited baccalaureate, masters and doctoral degrees. Informal education can be knowledge gained through socialization, self-education, and learning while on the job. Another difference between the two are their approaches. Formal education may utilized theoretical and academic pedagogy while informal learning can be geared toward practitioners and real-world problem solving.
Formal education is the process of going to college and getting formally educated by a professional. Informal education is the process of learning by reading and doing.
In both formal and informal education settings, you are learning something. No matter where you are getting educated, you can learn lessons.
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Legal and legal rules have the similarity is all rules are concerned with establishing codes of behaviour for people.
According to the "Hawaii Guide" website (refer to the link, below), the similarities between Hawaii and Alaska are as follows: * They do not share land borders with the mainland USA. * Their original populations were non-white. * They were the last two States admitted to the Union.
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