Somebody would have invented it. In fact, tens of thousands of people, independently, invented the concept of "education", the system of teaching an idea, technique or concept to someone who didn't already know it.
To give a seminar presentation on the topic "Education should be made a fundamental right," one would first have to believe that education should be made a fundamental right. Then, research would need to be done to find information that backs up those views. Since education is a very broad topic, it would need to be narrowed down to specifics. Some questions you might ask while preparing the seminar are: What levels of education should be made fundamental rights? What types of education should be fundamental rights? How would the education be paid for? Would it be through public funding or would individuals need to pay for it?
Without a curriculum or program, there would be no structured plan for teaching and learning. This could result in inconsistent education delivery, lack of clear learning objectives, and difficulty in assessing student progress. Students may also miss out on essential knowledge and skills needed for their academic and personal development.
In the 1700s, education in England was primarily available to wealthy boys. They would attend private schools or receive tutoring from private tutors. Girls and children from poorer families often did not have access to formal education and would instead learn basic skills at home.
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Without schools, education and knowledge sharing might happen in more informal settings like homes, community gatherings, or through apprenticeships. However, there could be disparities in access to education, resulting in uneven skill development and knowledge among individuals. The structured curriculum and standardized learning provided by schools would be absent, potentially impacting societal progress and innovation.
Nothing would happen. If pizza never existed, we would simply be eating something else.
Who knows what would happen?
people would be really sad
If Antarctica never existed, then it never would have existed.
I think that it would be to hot to live on earth and we would have never existed
The world as we know it would never have existed.
Technology would never existed, like the device you are using to read this answer, bicycles, cars, etc.
Since all counting numbers are rational numbers, arithmetic would never have started. There would have been no science nor technology.
It couldn't as it's mass causes it to be spherical. To be like an asteroid, it would have to be the size of an asteroid, and then life would never have started. You would never have been born, and this question would never have existed.
they would kill u
which renaissance?
people would hus