The History of Education – From Slate to Screen
From Slate to Screen — For most of human history, education was not an institution but a way of life — knowledge passed hand to hand and mouth to ear. Children learned to hunt, farm, weave and worship by watching and doing. Formal 'schooling' is a recent invention, made possible by one technology above all:…
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What This Report Covers
Report Contents
- Learning Before Schools
- The Classical Foundations
- The First Universities
- Printing: Knowledge for the Many
- The Age of Mass Schooling
- The Literacy Revolution
- The 20th Century: Rights and Access
- From Slate to Screen
- The History of Education in India
- What History Teaches About Learning's Future
- References & Sources
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