Could you clarify what you're looking for with "International education history"? Are you interested in:


The historical development of international education systems?


The evolution of international student exchange programs?


The growth of international schools (like IB, Cambridge, etc.)?


A timeline of global education collaboration (e.g., UNESCO, Erasmus, etc.)?


Something else entirely?



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