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Primitive Education

Information about primitive education.

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Up to the age of puberty, education for these ends was acquired informally through play which imitated the activities of the elders, fighting, fishing, and hunting among boys, and domestic arts and skills among girls. This stage was followed by more formal training in adult occupations and in the arts of everyday life, but still by apprenticeship or imitation.
Regular ceremonial rites for the initiation of boys to manhood and girls to womanhood were performed during the age of puberty. The initiates were isolated from the community and from the opposite sex. The rites included abstinence from certain foods, among some groups they were accompanied by brutal ordeals intended to train the initiates in endurance of pain and privation, and to eliminate the unfit. In conclusion the whole of education was aimed to secure loyal adherence to the group traditions to which the individual was subordinated….

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Degree? No Degree? College Education of the Mega-Rich

Education is an important factor in success. For the top 25 richest individuals in the world, intelligence and education certainly played a vital role in their success, but not all have MBAs from Ivy League schools. In fact, very few do.

…ShareEducation is an important factor in success. For the top 25 richest individuals in the world, intelligence and education certainly played a vital role in their success, but not all have MBA’s from Ivy League schools. In fact, very few do. Success in the business world comes more from consistent and cumulative learning over a lifetime. Online education can assist in providing just this sort of opportunity. The chance to broaden perspectives, expand your knowledge base, and learn while working are just some of the excellent benefits of online universities. In the near future, it is likely that some of the world’s richest will have been schooled almost entirely online.
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