Question

about old schools and present schools and future schools ​

Answer 1

Answer:

in old schools ther was no technology in present schools there is some technology in future schools there will be advanced technology

Answer 2

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In olden days, there were no schools as we find today. Every temple or mosque was a school. The Priest or the Maulvi was the only teacher. There were very few books or no books at all. The Guru taught by word of mouth.

The boys sat round him in a circle. They sat on the bare ground. There were no tables and chairs, the boys listened to the Guru with rapt attention.

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In the present schools the school hours are fixed while in future schools the school hours are flexible and can be changed to suit one's need. In present schools, the children go to a special building called school to study

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The School of the Future is a warm and creative place with demanding academics and a progressive approach to learning. Rather than take Regents exams, high school students complete 15- to 20-page research papers which they defend orally. ... Kids who thrive here learn to speak up, take the initiative and get involved.