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Distinguish between training and education.
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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 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 about repetition, and learning is about understanding.
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Training is learning something with the goal of performing a skill, and education is about gaining theoretical knowledge.
(Training = practical, skill-focused; education = broader, theory- and concept-focused.)
(Training = practical, skill-focused; education = broader, theory- and concept-focused.)
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