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Who invented formal education?
Recorded history does not provide any clear starting-point for formal education in either the East or the West. Key development-points in ancient times are, however, identifiable; for example, the founding of the 'Academy' in Athens by Plato in the early 4th century BC/BCE.
Did the Norse kids go to school?
In ancient times there was no formal schooling as now.
What influence does history have on the development of mathematics education in Namibia?
in ancient times mathematics was used in agriculture, industry and business.as the people were interacting mathematics started developing ,up to then.
How is ancient Rome and modern times different?
Rome did not have a formal system of education. Teachers set up their own classes for a small fee and classes were held were they could, including in the back of a shop, separated by a curtain and in the street.
How is the education in Egypt like today?
i will assume that it is still like the ancient times
The rise of science and technology on society during ancient times?
I believe it started with the creation of machines and other ways to make life easier and do activities such as education, labor and the such easier with less effort.
How was African American education in Colonial America?
There was no formal education for slaves during the Colonial times. The only education that a black would receive, would be anything that the lady of the house would give, and often times that would be nothing.
How was Footy invented?
In ancient times, people started kicking an inflated pig's bladder around.
Why is Greece first in the Olympics?
Greece is first in the Olympics because Greece is where the Olympics started in ancient times.
What country did dance start?
Dance started in very ancient times, long before countries were defined.
When was the concept of first aid started?
People have been helping injured people since ancient times.
What does the belief in education mean for Jewish people today?
The historical Jewish respect for and importance of scholarship means that in modern times, a very high percentage of Jews achieve advanced levels of formal education.
