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“Education” derives from the Latin word educare, which means “to lead out.”
The Best Alternative Medicine Dr. Kenneth R. Pelletier 2000
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“Education” derives from the Latin word educare, which means “to lead out.”
The Best Alternative Medicine Dr. Kenneth R. Pelletier 2000
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The Latin word educare means to "lead out" from ignorance; hence an educated person has come to think critically and logically.
unknown title 2009
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Though I don't believe the etymology that relates 'educare' to 'educere' wrong quantity; wrong conjugation it seems to me that the semantics are right: 'lead out' from oneself into a wider world; stimulate an open and intelligently enquiring mind: the facts can come later.
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Of this amount R2,24 million was allocated for the construction of "educare" centres in deprived areas at R35000
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The first of 64 "educare" centres planned countrywide is to be opened in Midrand's Ivory Park on Saturday, the South African
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The word "educate" derives from the Latin educare, understood as "to bring forth, to draw out, to support".
Alexandra Chevalier: What France Can Learn From the US Education System Alexandra Chevalier 2011
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The word "educate" derives from the Latin educare, understood as "to bring forth, to draw out, to support".
Alexandra Chevalier: What France Can Learn From the US Education System Alexandra Chevalier 2011
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The word "educate" derives from the Latin educare, understood as "to bring forth, to draw out, to support".
Alexandra Chevalier: What France Can Learn From the US Education System Alexandra Chevalier 2011
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The word "educate" derives from the Latin educare, understood as "to bring forth, to draw out, to support".
Alexandra Chevalier: What France Can Learn From the US Education System Alexandra Chevalier 2011
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