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EFN112: HISTORY OF EDUCATION
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• History is generally defined as remarkable human past activities and how these activities
have influenced the present.
• Education is generally defined as the transfer of knowledge, skills, values, customs and
attitudes from one person to another or from one generation to another.
• History of education is the evaluation of past educational development in the context of
social, cultural, economic, technological and political changes in human history and how
these educational developments have shaped and influenced the educational theory and
practice today.
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