What is the difference between education and instruction?

Answer 1

Education is learning value, principle, respect, for yourself and others, especially those who are older than you, no matter their background, culture, gender, personality, or social diversity, having dignity, learn how and when to make an approach, learn how to conduct yourself no matter the circumstances, be honest to yourself and to others. ,and be an honorable person. These components you don’t have to go to school to learn them. They come with maturity and how you were raised , and the environment you are frequently in.

But Instruction is a different option. you have to go to school to acquire for knowledge, unless you make yourself an autodidact. Otherwise, you have to constantly seeking to learn so you can be productive in the society. Have your mind updated periodically according to what your instruction is based on, or in general, so you can keep up with the scholars society. finally I would like to quote the late author who said: « if instruction is a treasure, Education is the Key”

Answer 2

Instruction is when you teach someone how to do a particular thing. For example, teaching medicine, carpentry or management. Education is the result of going to school and learning values and acquiring culture. If you are part of the Occidental civilization, you should have a traditional humanistic education, which is compulsory in most, if not all, countries, from first to twelve grade. It is in the interest of the State to have a "civilized" society. We inherit this idea from Classical Greece.