-Grammar schools meant children were educated independently of the church

(Great improve to the english eductation)

-There were a lot of types of educations and some were private

Lautaro Herrera

•Only around 20% of the population could read or write.

•It was necessary for boys, from the age of 7 to 14, to attend grammar school, but girls were rarely allowed in the institutions.

•school was expensive.

Mia Abarca

Only men can go to school and sometimes women can have tutoring at home

There were a lot of types of education and some were private

Schools were very expensive

2) Education was more expensive

3) Many girls received no formal education

Matías Paredes

1- Only around 20% of the population could read or write.

2- Education delivered privately only to the nobility.

3- There was not system of education.

2-Were not a national system of education

3-it was a smallest amount of people that went

• Only the 20% of the population could read or write.

• Boys from the age of 7 to 14 attended grammar schools, but girls were rarely accepted

• The pupils learned with a horn bbook and a pen made of goose or hen quill

2- Schools were very expensive

3- Many girls didn’t received formal education

Clara Iturrioz

Punishments were fierce and corporal punishments, like beating and caning, used to be very common.

Only the 20% of the population could read of write.

The schools in the Elizabethan era were really violet with the punishments

Every Child from 5 to 7 years, went to “Petty schools” where general education were conducted

• People attend universities when they were 14-15

• only the 20% of the people could read and write. But philosophers began to argue about the importance of education.

• Only 20% of the population could write and read

• Not too many people went to school

Delfina Rodríguez Castells

° A little percentage of girls did make it to school. The wealthy ones were taught with private tutors (not all of them).

° Even tho' the percentage of people who could read and write was low, at the time this percentage did grow.

• Only the 20% of the population of London could read of write.

• Children were taught their place in society which included where they should sit the table.

• The people attended universities when they were 15-16.

Only 20% of people could read and write.

Education was only for reach people

-Small amount of people could read or write.

-Boys aged 7 to 14 attended schools but girls weren’t accepted easily

-Schools were very expensive

.Only around the 20% of the population could read and write

.Wealthy girls had private tutor

Sofia Novella