Difference between inductive & deductive education

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Inductive education involves learning through examples and experiences, while deductive education involves learning through rules and principles.

Inductive education starts with specific examples and experiences, leading to general principles or theories.
Deductive education starts with general principles or theories, leading to specific examples or applications.
Inductive education encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Deductive education is more structured and relies on memorization of rules and principles.
Example of inductive education: Learning about gravity through experiments and observations.
Example of deductive education: Learning mathematical formulas and applying them to solve problems.

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