Ancient Greek Education
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Old Education 508BCE
Old Education, consisted of physical and mental
components. Physical education began after
elementary school, starting with private teachers,
and then boys would start training at the gym.
Mental education included music, dance, lyrics
and poetry. Students wrote on wax tablets,
and when they could read full books, they
were given poetry to remember and recite,
with myths often included in lessons.
Old education stopped at elementary,
so most of the education was informal.Higher Education 420 BCE
This was when mental was finally prioritized
over physical education, leading to an increase
in foreign teachers and the introduction of
secondary and post-secondary education.
Wealth began to influence education, with
the amount received depending on ability
and family willingness. Poor people were
limited in higher education, and slaves
and women received no education."The Elements" Is Written 300BCE
Around here is when the famous
mathematician Euclid wrote "The
Elements", a book containing 250
years worth of Greek math. "The
Elements" was used for over 2000
in schools.First Greek School 600 BCE
Around here is when the
education was introduced
to Ancient Greece. At this
time the Old Education system
was being devised.Periodi
Life Of Pythagoras 570BCE-490BCE
Pythagoras lived his life on the island Samos.
Pythagoras had his own school in Kroton,
which was a Greek colony. The students
of Pythagoras were known as Pythagoreans.
Pythagoreans lived life in avery specific way,
they were known for friendship, bravery and
honesty, they also believed in life after this
one, and grew up to be people with no
attachment to personal items.Life of Aristotle 384BCE-322BCE
Aristotle was a very famous Greek philosopher.
While younger he joined Plato's (another famous
Greek philosopher) academy. Later he taught
Alexander the Great, and after he founded
his own school called The Lyceum, which
Alexander funded. A major part of The Lyceum
was research, which the school had a systematic
approach to. Some of the information used in
schools after The Lyceum used info in their
lessons that was found at The Lyceum.
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