Question

Distinguish between training and education.​​​​​​​

(1 point)
Responses

Training is about gaining theoretical knowledge, and education is learning something with the goal of performing a skill.
Training is about gaining theoretical knowledge, and education is learning something with the goal of performing a skill.

Training is about understanding, and learning is about repetition.
Training is about understanding, and learning is about repetition.

Training is learning something with the goal of performing a skill, and education is about gaining theoretical knowledge.
Training is learning something with the goal of performing a skill, and education is about gaining theoretical knowledge.

Training is about repetition, and learning is about understanding.

Answer 1

Correct answer: "Training is learning something with the goal of performing a skill, and education is about gaining theoretical knowledge."

Brief explanation: Training is practice-oriented and skill-focused (hands-on, job or task readiness). Education is broader, theory- and knowledge-focused, aimed at understanding concepts and developing critical thinking.