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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
201 education Urbanized societies Urbanized societies generally have formal education systems that provide access to a wide range of subjects and disciplines for students. 1
202 education Vietnam In Vietnamese culture, there is a strong emphasis on academic achievement and respect for teachers. 1
203 education Yiddish-speaking culture Education is highly valued in Yiddish-speaking culture, with a focus on both secular and religious learning. 1
204 education academic community in East Asia In East Asian academic culture, there is a strong emphasis on exam scores and academic success. 1
205 education academic institutions in India In India, academic success is commonly assessed through standardized tests and entrance exams within the education system. 1
206 education authoritarian societies In authoritarian societies, education emphasizes rote memorization, obedience, and conformity. 1
207 education diaspora communities Diaspora communities highly value education for upward mobility and preserving cultural heritage, instilling a strong work ethic in children. 1
208 education film industry Education in the film industry is often portrayed as a source of teenage drama and social dynamics. 1
209 education historical civilizations In historical civilizations, education was mostly restricted to the ruling elite and passed down through apprenticeship and oral tradition. 1
210 education human culture Education within human culture encompasses a wide range of learning practices, from formal schooling to traditional knowledge transfer and informal apprenticeships. 1
211 education inland communities in Central Africa In inland Central African communities, storytelling and oral traditions are highly valued for informal knowledge transfer in education and culture. 1
212 education isolated indigenous communities In isolated indigenous communities, education is imparted through oral traditions, storytelling, and hands-on experiences. 1
213 education layperson's knowledge Education is valued by laypeople as a way to acquire knowledge, skills, and economic opportunities. 1
214 education less developed or rural areas Access to formal education in less developed or rural areas may be limited and less accessible. 1
215 education liberal societies Liberal societies prioritize critical thinking, creativity, and personalized education in their educational systems. 1
216 education metaphorical thinking Education is symbolically compared to a guiding light. 1
217 education modern era In the modern era, education emphasizes critical thinking, creativity, and practical application of knowledge. 1
218 education native residents Education in native culture prioritizes holistic development and personal fulfillment. 1
219 education oral traditions Education incorporates oral storytelling, community mentorship, and transmission of cultural knowledge from elders to younger generations. 1
220 education parents Good parental education is important for the future and personal development of children. 1
221 education peaceful nations The concept of education in peaceful nations emphasizes global citizenship and conflict resolution skills. 1
222 education remote African villages In remote African villages, education focuses on traditional knowledge, storytelling, and practical skills within the community. 1
223 education remote rural areas Limited access to quality education in remote rural areas due to the scarcity of schools and specialized teachers. 1
224 education rural agricultural communities in developing countries In rural agricultural communities in developing countries, practical skills related to agriculture are often prioritized over formal education. 1
225 education rural areas with limited access Limited educational resources and schools in rural areas with limited access to education create potential for long commutes. 1
226 education science Science education emphasizes critical thinking, empirical evidence, and research-based learning. 1
227 education stable countries Access to education is widely available and considered a basic right in stable countries. 1
228 education suburban United States Public schools and school districts are emphasized in suburban United States education culture. 1