★ Must-know
Education is a right of everyone and a duty of the State and the family, and it is promoted and encouraged with the collaboration of society.
The three fundamental objectives of education are the full development of the person, preparation for exercising citizenship, and qualification for work.
📌 Professionals in public education networks must enter exclusively through a public examination based on tests and qualifications.
Further detail
📌 Public education in official establishments must be free of charge, and the Constitution guarantees the right to education and learning throughout life.
Universities have didactic-scientific, administrative, and financial and patrimonial management autonomy.
Teaching, research, and extension are governed at universities by a principle of inseparability.
1. Who holds the legal duty to provide education, while society collaborates in promoting and encouraging it?
2. Which set correctly identifies the three fundamental objectives of education?
3. How must professionals enter public education networks?
Who has the right to education?
Everyone has the right to education.
Who has the duty to provide education?
The State and the family have the duty to provide education.
What are the three fundamental objectives of education?
Full personal development, citizenship preparation, and work qualification.
How must professionals enter public education networks?
Through a public examination based on tests and qualifications.
What is required for public education in official establishments?
It must be free of charge.
What does the Constitution guarantee regarding education?
The right to education and lifelong learning.
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