Question 2: In what society did ancient schools come into being? Why did schools come into being? Material preparation ―― the social condition for the development of productive forces ―― the realistic condition for the ruling class to demand talents ―― the generation of characters and the development of culture. The characteristics of ancient school education are relatively independent social activities, class hierarchy and conservative content (the "six arts" in China's ancient slavery period: the number of books shot by rites and music; Military training in Sparta, a slave society in Europe; Athens has always been regarded as the source of "elegant education"; China takes "Four Books" and "Five Classics" as the main educational content, while western European missionary schools take "Seven Arts" as the main content. Religious theology runs through all disciplines. The organizational form is mainly individual teaching, and the teaching methods are mainly indoctrination and rote learning. The symbolic function of education is dominant, and the germination of specialized education and vocational and technical education has not yet formed its own system (the earliest specialized school in China is Hongdu School in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and the earliest school in Western Europe is Xianqin School in Athens).
Question 3: In what society did specialized school educational institutions come into being? In ancient feudal society, there were specialized schools and educational institutions, and there was an educational system in which government schools and private schools were in parallel.
Question 4: In which society did our school education come into being? Feudal society or slave society? Hello, Jiangxi Zhongtian Education will answer your questions.
School education first appeared in slave society and was clearly written into modern university education. (especially during the Yin and Zhou Dynasties)
Question 5: School education came into being at the stage of () education. A, Ancient B, Primitive C, Modern D, Modern School Education The Westernization Movement of the Qing Dynasty was to set up the Wentong Museum in the capital, and the Reform Movement of 1898 was to set up an auditorium in the capital. 1905, the feudal imperial examination system that existed for more than 2,000 years was abolished. (Peking University's predecessor was Shi Jing University Hall)
The private school, formerly known as Confucius' private school, was the main way for China to acquire knowledge in ancient times.
Question 6: Which society did our school education come from, the feudal society? Or is the slave society a slave society? It is clearly written in modern university pedagogy that the earliest schools appeared in slave society.
Question 7: In which century did modern schools in China come into being, at the beginning of19th century or the end of18th century?
Question 8: How did school education come into being? What are the earliest types of schools? The word "school" originated in the Republic of China.
The Western Zhou Dynasty called the school "Biyong", where a few slave owners and nobles studied. In ancient times, schools were called Yao, Xu, Xue, Xiao and Shu. At the beginning, it was not all specialized educational institutions, but also a place to learn to support the elderly. During the Western Han Dynasty, schools were divided into central schools and local schools. Central school is the highest institution of learning in this country, which is equivalent to today's universities. There is a school palace at the local level. The Tang Dynasty was the peak of running schools in ancient times, and the classification of schools was more detailed. Schools in Ming and Qing Dynasties were basically inherited from Sui and Tang Dynasties, but due to the development of the imperial examination system, schools became vassals and decorations of the imperial examination system. In the late Qing Dynasty, modern education began. In the 28th year of Guangxu (1902), the charter of the King James School called it a school. By 1907, new schools have been established all over the country.
After the Revolution of 1911, the Ministry of Education announced the new academic system, and all "schools" were renamed "schools", which are still in use today.
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Attachment: Reasons and conditions of school education.
In slave society, due to the use of iron tools, productivity has been greatly developed, and the emergence of surplus products provides the most important conditions for social division of labor, thus further promoting the development of productivity. The social division of labor has gradually expanded from the pure productive labor field to the whole society, and there has been a division of labor between body and brain, which has separated some people from direct productive labor and engaged in social management and cultural activities. As one of the important components of broad culture, education has gradually evolved into a specialized and fixed occupation.
On the basis of the division of labor between body and brain, society has classes and countries. The dominant slave owner class manages the ruled slave class with the help of the state machine, suppresses their resistance, and safeguards the interests of this class to consolidate its economic foundation and social order. To do this, we must have our own various state organs and forces, such as * * *, the army, prisons and so on. This is the superstructure of society. At the same time, it is necessary to demonstrate the ideology of the rationality of this economic base and superstructure, which requires a large number of officials, scribes, monks and soldiers. These professionals must receive special training, which leads to the need to set up special schools.
In addition to the above socio-economic and political reasons, the emergence of schools also has cultural development reasons.
This is mainly manifested in two aspects. First, in the slave society, human beings have accumulated a lot of productive labor experience and social life experience, many of which have been systematized and abstracted in the long years, forming various kinds of knowledge and knowledge, such as astronomy, geography, hydrology, medicine, mathematics, architecture and so on. It is impossible to master this knowledge through informal education in daily practice, and objectively, special school education is needed to impart this knowledge. Secondly, with the rich experience of people's productive labor and social life, and the evolution from experience to knowledge, at the end of primitive society, primitive characters have been produced.
From the above explanation, we can easily see that school education is the inevitable result of socio-economic, political and cultural development, not just the establishment of the slave-owning class to safeguard its own political power.