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Education has evolved (1) **drastically** over time. Humanity began storing and transmitting knowledge through word of mouth, passing down information about animals, plants, and the land to each succeeding (2) **generation**. Formal education is said to have begun in Greece at around 4 BCE. In fact, the word “school” comes from the Greek word “schole,” which means “leisure.” This provides insight into how education was perceived back then; as an (3) **enjoyable** activity rather than a chore. Today, the likes of Elon Musk have criticised formal education, deeming college degrees as a means of “proving” that you can do your chores, but they’re not for learning. Educational (4) **tools** have advanced. Wax tablets were amongst the earliest learning instruments used by the Romans. Today, digital tablets and an electric stylus fill our classrooms and have (5) **almost** completely replaced pen and paper. Digital technology, comprising computers and the internet, (6) **represents** the second main wave of disruptive technology since the printing press. Such technology has completely revolutionised the (7) **potential** for learning and teaching in more engaging and accessible ways, paving the way for “leisurely learning” as the Greeks (8) **intended** it.