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The blog post is about the education system in Ancient Rome.

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Roman Education was based on values and skills. By exceeding in the Art of war the Great Roman Empire conquered the Mediterranean coast of Spain, France, Greece, Turkey and southern Africa. Their education and schooling developed from Ancient Greek. That formed as we know today one of the world's greatest civilisation's.

Schooling in Ancient Rome

In Ancient Rome they strongly believed that education helped improve people's lives and change people's perspective on life. Roman society was highly influenced by competitiveness in what they valued. Most of the Roman population were not educated but a small portion was. Literacy was critical to the Roman's on how to read and write because, without literacy, children would not be able to get top jobs. For instance law, government and military services. There were other factors as well such as the study in religious beliefs, Philosophy, architecture, construction and farming.

The educators were mainly Greek slaves. The Greek teachers knew a lot about philosophies of life and taught them how to think critically that's why they were used as educators. Education was not available to every child in Rome. Children that could not afford the Roman education were taught at home by their fathers. But mostly boys learned basic trades such as metal and leatherwork. Perhaps if the fathers knew how to read and write taught their sons. The poor girls had to learn household duties by helping their mothers. So basically in Rome young girls did not have any privileges.

However, as for the high level of society in Rome, their children had many privileges. The boys and girls were tutored at home by their fathers until the age of 7. The boys then went to school until they graduated at the age of 16. Some girls received their education at home on how to read and write, only until the ages of 7 to 11. Girls education prepared them for marriage. At the age of 12 girls were allowed to get married and boys had to wait until they were 14. They had to first receive proper Education. Part of the girl's education was based on music, sewing and running of a kitchen.

Education in Ancient Rome

The boy's education was based on learning Latin, Greek, math, science, literature and public speaking. They also learned how to be a 'young master', they had private tutors and attended a boys-only school. The schools were at temples or at the tutors home. Only the rich could afford to send their sons through the hole Roman Education system, which took years to complete. Before sunrise, they would prepare for school and at sunset, they would be in bed. This shows that they had long hours of school every day.

However, despite their families high status, discipline rules were implemented that boys would adhere to. The Roman Education system believed in a certain method that boys would learn 'correctly and accurately' if they feared the consequences of being beaten. For school stationery, they used wax tablets and papyrus if they could write well. The pens were quills and the ink was a mixture of gum, soot and ink from an octopus.

The schooling and Education system in Ancient Rome was based on creating future leaders 'only men'. It also helped them train and develop minds of inventors and emperors. By acquiring knowledge and skills.

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Roman Education was based on values and skills. By exceeding in the Art of war the Great Roman Empire conquered the Mediterranean coast of Spain, France, Greece, Turkey and southern Africa. Their education and schooling developed from Ancient Greek. That formed as we know today one of the world's greatest civilisation's.

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