tina

[tina @Shakeragayle17]

@Kevvy_yg @JanetBrown1971 access to education. However, it’s important to note that even in the English era, access was still limited for lower classes and women.

[tina @Shakeragayle17]

@Kevvy_yg @JanetBrown1971 schools, making basic education accessible to more people, including the middle class. The establishment of universities such as Oxford and Cambridge further expanded educational opportunities beyond the nobility. This shift reflected a societal change towards valuing broader

[tina @Shakeragayle17]

@Kevvy_yg @JanetBrown1971 Yes, I agree with the statement. In the Roman Age, education was mainly for the elite, focusing on subjects like rhetoric and philosophy, which were intended for those destined for leadership roles. During the English era, education became more widespread with the rise of grammar

[tina @Shakeragayle17]

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which evolved from rote learning and memorization to scientific scientific and student-centered approaches

[tina @Shakeragayle17]

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So yes schooling has changed significantly from the Greek and Roman Ages to the Enlightenment Era as you can see it has change from exclusive to more inclusive education which shifted from classical and religious training to scientific inquiry and critical thinking and

[tina @Shakeragayle17]

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The Enlightenment schooling welcomes everyone both privileged and the less privileged where it focus on science and critical thinking also individual needs

[tina @Shakeragayle17]

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The Renaissance also revived classical learning similar to the Greek and Roman ages but the difference is that it concentrate on Latin, Greek and arts but it is still for the privilege individuals

[tina @Shakeragayle17]

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During the Middle Ages universities were established with a focus on religious studies where they train the individual to carry out roles in society but this was still mostly for upper class

[tina @Shakeragayle17]

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In ancient Greece and Rome, schooling focused on developing leadership and understand classical studies this was for the privileged individuals which are the rich boys

[tina @Shakeragayle17]

@JanetBrown1971 Education is the broad, ongoing process of learning from various experiences while schooling is the formal, structured learning that happens in schools.

In short, education covers all learning, while schooling is a specific, formal part of it. Shakera Gayle

[tina @Shakeragayle17]

@JanetBrown1971 The purpose of education is to help people gain knowledge, understand the world, and prepare for life. It teaches critical thinking, problem-solving, and values like respect and responsibility, enabling individuals to make good decisions. Shakera Gayle