The document discusses the Albanian educational system. It begins by defining education as the transfer of knowledge, skills, values, beliefs and habits from one generation to the next through various means such as teaching, storytelling, discussion and research. It then notes that education is often guided by others but can also be self-guided. The next section explains that many governments recognize a right to education and make it compulsory up to a certain age, though attendance is not always mandatory as some parents choose homeschooling. Finally, it provides a brief history of the Albanian educational system, noting its origins in the 17th century with the opening of the first school in Korca in 1887, taught by early professors including Sotir Pec
2. Education in its general sense is a form of learning in which the
knowledge,skills,values,beliefs and habits of a group of people are transferred
from one generation to the next through story
telling,discussion,teaching,trainingand or research.
Education may also include informal transmission of such informationfrom
one human being to another.
Education frequently takes place under the guidance of others,but learners
may also educate themselves.
3. Albanian Education
A right to education has been recognisedby some
goverments. Education is compulsory in most places
up to a certain age,attendance at school often isn’t ,and
a minority of parents choose home-
schooling,sometimes with the assistance of modern
Electrolic educational technology.
Education can take place in formal or informalsettings.
4. Albanian education,its origins daiting back to the
first century Albanian xv11.Mesonjetorja opened in
Korca in 1887. First professors were:Sotir
Peci;K.Cipo;Simon Shuteriqi ,Qamil Guranjaku
etc.
