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Education meaning in Greek?
Process of drawing out (Like water in a deep well) our true potential.
Miss-Education?
Process of forcing out (destroying the well) our un-true potential.
“Education” and associated with culture and enlightenment.”
Is Africa doing better with this Miss-Education from the West?
We are fed lies every day, to keep us underdeveloped and beneath our true potential.
When shall we truly be born-again and break the curse of cognitive dissonance?
The Greek word for “education” is εκπαίδευση (ekpaídefsi).
While ” εκπαίδευση” is the direct translation, the ancient Greek concept, as espoused by Socrates, was about “drawing out what was already within the student” ( educere, “to lead out”). The word “παιδεία” (paideia) is another related term, often translated as “education” and associated with culture and enlightenment.
Direct Translation:
The most common and direct translation is εκπαίδευση (ekpaídefsi).
Ancient Greek Philosophy:
In the ancient Greek philosophical tradition, education was viewed as a process of drawing out potential. The Latin root educere (from which “education” is derived) shares this meaning of “to lead out”.
Other related terms:
The term παιδεία (paideia) is also used and can refer to education, culture, and enlightenment.
what is the opposite word for education in Greek?
The Greek words for “forced education” are υποχρεωτική εκπαίδευση (\(ypokhreōtikíekpaídefsi\)) or simply υποχρεωτική εκπαίδευση.
This phrase translates to “compulsory education”. υποχρεωτικός (\(ypokhreōtikós\)): compulsory, forced, or obligatory.εκπαίδευση (\(ekpaídefsi\)): education or training.
