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Might be seen as a form of vocational training

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Some students invest in debate competitions and other similar

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Family still plays role in primary and secondary education

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They see school as something for leisure.

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Taught in elementary today, but not in Roman times

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Different (Late Roman)

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Corporal punishment still exists

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Education is more accessible to the upper class.

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Romans no idea of extracurriculars

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Public School System

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Fathers can't kill their children anymore :(

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In Ancient Rome, only boys could study. Girls were relegated to learning about domestic tasks.

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