- ‹ previous
- 2 of 6
- next ›

School is the newcomer: why children learn best outside the classroom
The industrial revolution and the birth of modern schooling: what history tells us about learning
For most of human history, children learned by taking part in life. They absorbed skills and knowledge through family life, apprenticeships, play, and community. Learning happened as they joined in with the real work of their world—watching, listening, experimenting, asking questions, and helping. It was...