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I found that in ancient rome economic status was very important. Only the wealthy got real education. The tutors were often very harsh to the boys. The Stoic values seem to be about realism and learning to be wise and great.

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It was interesting to me to find out that The British may have has some influence on India's education, and furthermore on Tagore's ides.I also found out that if a course is demanded from a student at Visva Bharati then it is given to them, even without popular demand.

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Seneca was considered a Humanist Saint

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Both Tagore and Gandhi agreed that the western education did not have a part in Indian society.

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Stoics like Seneca believed that virtue leads to happiness, and because of this, sages are immune to misfortune. So, if you become knowledgeable, wise, and virtuous, nothing bad will ever happen to you.

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In India during the early 20th century, the whole country was ruled by the British empire. He did not think that the British influence was helpful or positive to the Indian people.

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I learned that the Visva Bharati was initially his father's place in nature for meditation. When he died, Tagore wanted to honor him by creating a school in his favorite place.

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Tagore was tutored at home for years, and envied his brother, who left for school in a carriage. Later, as predicted by his tutor, Tagore began to wish he was at home and loathed school.

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He studied rhetoric in school, and just before and for a while after he was considered one of Rome's worst philosophers, and a terrible playwrite

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I found out that within the campus of Visva Bharati, there is a building called Bhasa Bhavana, which is the Institute of Languages. The thing is, they don't only learn English and Hindi. They also learn Arabic, Persian, Sanskrit, Japanese, etc. I thought that was interesting.

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Schooling and learning in the ancient Roman Empire we entirely based on fear. Girls didn't get an education unless they were wealthy and even then, their schooling happened at home. The boys wouldn't explore subjects deeply, but they would do things in school just so they wouldn't get a beating.

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I thought it was interesting that he attended different schools and got different perspectives from the different areas where he studied and that also he was the first non european to win the Nobel Prize

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I learned about the old Roman education systems. The Romans valued education heavily since they believed that it could bring them to become virtues (Stoic)
, which was seen as the highest good.

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-In ancient rome most people were taught by their parents
-The quality of your education was entirely dependent on the quality of your parents/teachers' education, and most people did not have a private tutor (like seneca was to Nero)

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Some people are still fighting / arguing for outdoor education. This is something that Tagore wanted when he was working for his ideals in the 1920s. Nearly 100 years later, lots of the education around the world is still indoors. If so much has been proven about hands on learning, why do we shift more and more away from hands on learning, into just staring at screens all day while we're at school?

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I learned about how Seneca went against the advising of  Nero's mom

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Seneca was soon appointed as a consul (high level government or military leader) after being brought back from his banishment.

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He met with other world leaders about problems. He also helpt other world leaders with problems they had.

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