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What is the outstanding contribution of primitive society to education?
the primitive man started the rudiments of education from which evolved the modern educational system
Is state precisely an antonym of primitive?
No, antonyms of primitive would be current, present, modern, new...
What are the similarities and differences of the primitive education and the Egyptian?
Primitive education and Egyptian education both focused on passing down knowledge through oral tradition. However, Egyptian education was more formalized and structured, with specialized schools for different professions like scribes and priests. Primitive education was usually informal and centered around learning survival skills within the community.
What volume of the US Code relates to Education?
20
What is the History of Physical Education in primitive period?
In ancient civilizations, physical education was important in training young men for war. In Sparta, both boys and girls were taught physical education.
What is the Function of education in present context?
what are the functions of education in the present day context
Was the primitive atmosphere polluted as your present atmosphere?
Yes. The air is never clean.
What is the opposite of primitive?
Advanced could be the opposite of primitive.Current, modern, new, present...
What is primitive education?
Primitive education refers to the educational practices and teaching methods used by early human societies before the development of formal schooling systems. It often involved learning skills through direct experience, observation, storytelling, and imitation within the community. Primitive education focused on passing down essential knowledge and survival skills from one generation to the next.
Define the development of measurement from the primitive to the present system of units?
its so hard to define....
The American Medical Profession by 1860 was noted for?
For its primitive standard, the American Medical Profession was noted in 1860. The standard of living and education was backward at that time.
What is the central sociological principle of education as it relates to a nation's needs?
It is a reflection of the nations culture
