“…People can be reformed, perhaps, by preventive detention (Naziev, 2017) which states that education is the socially organized and regulated process of continuous transference of socially significant experience from the previous generations to the followings. The main way to receive an education is to take a course of training in the system of educational institutions.” Also, Sofradzija et al (2021) agree that “education is a process that happens at both the individual level of each human being and the global level of total humanity, which never ceases to participate in the educational process.” However, looking closely at the statement (Heick, 2017), which states that “Education is a system; teaching is an action; learning is a process.” Scheffler (1960) has determined three kinds of definitions of “education” (descriptive, programmatic, and stipulative). The descriptive type of education explains the nature of the term “education” should be understood and how it the mostly prominently used.…”