Psychology, asked by takeshyajo, 5 hours ago

ETYMOLOGICAL / ROOT/DERIVATIVE MEANING/
ORIGIN OF THE TERM EDUCATION

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Answered by prathamesh299

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The word education is derived from the Latin word “educare” which means to bring up. They say 'e' means out of and duco means to lead' i.e. to educate means to lead forth or “to extract out” the best in man. ...

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