Dear Dr. Kiran,

Thank you so much for inviting me to this amazing session.

My answer is YES I do, really we are talking about two opposite faces of one coin.

Regards, Emad

Yes, I agree with the statement given in the question. I have found a similar explanation of the difference between education and knowledge at the link below.

http://www.differencebetween.net/language/difference-between-knowledge-and-education/

Dear Kiran Grover,

Education - the process of learning, teaching, enlightenment

In the broadest sense of the word, education is a process or product of "the formation of the mind, character and physical abilities of the individual ... In a technical sense, education is the process by which society through the schools, colleges, universities and other institutions purposefully transfers its cultural heritage - accumulated knowledge, values And skills - from one generation to another. In the context of social progress, education, in addition to the format of the transfer of social cultural heritage, has allowed a person to sever ties with Nature, in which the scope of cognition and life expectancy are interrelated.

In the ordinary sense, education, among other things, implies and, in the main, is limited to the teaching of students by the teacher. It can consist of teaching reading, writing, math, history and other sciences. Teachers in narrow specialties, such as astrophysics, law, geography or zoology, can teach only this subject, usually in universities and other universities, colleges, etc. There is also the teaching of professional skills, for example, driving. In addition to education in special institutions, there is also self-education, for example, via the Internet, reading, visiting museums or personal experience. The level of general and special education is determined by the requirements of production, the state of science, technology and culture, as well as social relations.

Regards, Shafagat

Wise people are found in every society, but most of time we ignore them

Yes i agree with 

I agree with Tatsuo Tabata. Best regards. 

Education is master key for development any community in the world by increasing their knowledge

In my view, the difference between Education and Knowledge is as huge as the difference between a well-read and intelligent person, as the difference between a paper and a commercial development. That is why the overwhelming number of today's people know a lot, but they do not know how to do anything. Today's education system produces mostly consumers than creators and it's very scary to look to the future. One well-known professor of economics from a very prestigious Moscow Institute of International Relations once said: "God grant me to live more, but what will happen after me is terrible to think".

I conceive of education as acquainting students with sets of information and skills and teaching students how to use these sets and skills in their future careers and personal lives. I regard knowledge as the student coming to believe a particular true proposition and having sufficient external or internal reason (what philosophers respectively call justification or warrant) for their belief. So knowledge, in part, represents what a student does with their education.

Education, in a generalized lens, is the acquisition of knowledge whether formally or informally. The knowledge acquired via formal education in educational institutions are better and are on the same pedestal in importance to the informal education from personal experiences and the old sages in the societies. These two main streams of knowledge offer the right key to combat the diverse challenges of life. As such, we must ensure that our students are armed with both. Best regards

Dickson Adom

Knowledge is not acquired by only experience. but direct learning also.

Dear Dr. Kiran Grover,

In my opinion its complex issue because learning, education, knowledge and experience are blended together. What I analyze that responsibility strengthens by suitable education, knowledge and experience in the field of specialization.

Emad Kamil Hussein,

Thank you so much for your kind comment.

 Tatsuo Tabata Sir,

thank you for your well rounded comparison between the two phrases in which I thank you so much for the relevant attached literature.

Shafagat Mahmudova Madam,

Thanks for your kind answer, in which you keenly pointed out the views connected to Knowledge & education  to understand both.

Mushtaq Ahmad,

Thanks a lot for participation.

Mushtaq Ahmad,

Thanks for your kind yes.

Nabeel Hameed Al-Saati,

Thanks a lot,Sir.

Murwan khalid Sabahelkhier,

Thanks for your kind response.

Gennady Fedulov Sir,

thank you for your well rounded comparison between the two phrases.

Kirk MacGregor,

Thanks for your Kind comment.

Dickson Adom,

You discuss theoretically & practically both phrases.

Prabhat Ranjan,

Thanks for giving your opinion.

Afaq Ahmad,

sir,You rightly said' learning, education, knowledge and experience are blended together.' that's interesting answer.You have opened the discussion very nice which is understandable for everyone.

 Mariam Ahmad Madam,

You said 'Education is a pathway of gaining knowledge.' As Prabhat Ranjan Sir mentioned, experience is the other pathway of gaining knowledge. As my opinion,Education is a process of learning to know various facts, ideas and theories. While on other hand knowledge is the application of these facts and theories.

 Bogdan Góralski ,

Thanks for your opinion.