Freedom of Education

Japanese: 教育の自由 - きょういくのじゆう

It refers to the freedom to realize an education without interference or pressure from the government, economic organizations, religious organizations, etc. Since it was advocated by Condorcet during the French Revolution, it has been considered one of the principles that underpins modern public education. In higher education, it is related to freedom of thought and research. Historically, modern public education was born from the modern state eliminating the intervention of the church as a religious authority in education. As a result, it has become difficult to completely eliminate the interference and intervention of state power. →Academic freedom→Related topics Right to education｜Neutrality in education

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Japanese:

政府，経済団体，宗教組織などの干渉や圧力を受けることなく，教育を実現する自由をいう。フランス革命期のコンドルセが主張して以来，近代公教育を支える原理の一つと見なされてきた。高等教育においては，思想・研究の自由と関わる。歴史的には，宗教権力としての教会による教育への介入を近代国家が排除するところから近代公教育が生まれた。そのため，逆に国家権力の干渉・介入を完全に排除するのは困難となった。→学問の自由
→関連項目教育権｜教育の中立性

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