Education During The Industrial Revolution

Industrial Revolution started in Great Britain and later progressed to the United States between the years 18th and 19th century. The Industrial Revolution marked a great milestone in the world history; various aspects of our day-to-day life were reformed in some way. Humans were transformed from handmade and tools to the assistance of machines. The main purposes for Industrial Revolution happened was peoples want an improvement for their life in order to overcome the hardship during the 18th century. Without the Industrial Revolution, it can be argued that the world today would not have a better standard of living through technology advancements, medication and educations.
First of all, Industrial Revolution had formed a very good platforms for the inventors. Therefore, many of the inventions was introduced to the public during this period of time. Every single invention had great impacts on the changing of the

During this period of time, schooling system was built to educate the people in order to fit in the workforce and factory system. Later on, more and more women get the chances access to education. The industrial revolution reformed the women’s role and voice up the important of education. Technology advancement increased the factories’ productivity, therefore the factories need more educated labour force to join in the industrialization and manufactures (Becker, Hornung & Woessmann, 2011). Without the Industrial Revolution, women today might not receive equal education as a man. The system has changed and now almost everybody has the equal rights to receive an education. For example, the university is open to everyone to apply as long as they meet the basic requirements. Now in the 21st century, Public and Private school, College and Universities are everywhere. Do you think all these institution will exists if Industrial revolution had never