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School education refers to the formal, structured instruction provided by educational institutions, typically beginning in primary or elementary years and continuing through secondary schooling. It is designed to build foundational literacy and numeracy, develop subject knowledge, and foster cognitive, social, and personal development. In many countries, schooling is at least partly compulsory and guided by official curricula and assessment standards within national or regional frameworks.
Structure and content: Core subjects commonly include language and literacy, mathematics, science, social studies, arts, and
Pedagogy and assessment: Teaching approaches range from direct instruction to inquiry-based and collaborative methods, with technology
Access, policy, and outcomes: Public funding, governance, and teacher quality affect the reach and quality of
Global variation and reform: Education systems continually adapt to social change, labor market needs, and technology.