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for hundreds of thousands of years kids learn through play, no distinguishable evidence of work and play has been found among hunter-gatherer groups.
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Agriculture is found in every major civilization.
Children begin working more and more, less time is spent on play/learning through play. Children learn about different ways of agriculture (how to farm, raise livestock etc.) -
As more and more tribes band together hierarchies form and people are put into servitude. Children are taught to be submissive and obedient.
Some reading and writing is taught to pass down information but is not widely available. (mostly used for religious purposes.) -
with the rise of industry. Business owners use children as labor. Children are still taught to be submissive and obedient.
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Thomas Edison and his inventions change the way society works and therefore what education needs to accommodate for
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With specifically Apple, computers are put into schools and give students access to knowledge that was never before even imaginable