Ancient Education System VS Modern Education System

Hello readers,Here is a small article about ancient education vs modern education how our education is developed till now compared to the ancient education system.And what we need to do to develop our system.
In ancient times, India had the Gurukula education system in which anyone who wanted to study went to a teacher's house (Guru) and asked to be taught. If he was accepted as a student by the guru, he would then remain in the guru's place and assist in all activities in the country. This type of things not only create a strong bond between the teacher and student, but also taught the student everything about running a house and how to deal with things.
http://www.citybusinessinfo.com/blog/post/the-time-is-running-out%2521-think-about-these-7-ways-to-change-your-education-system

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