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kolbaska11 [484]
3 years ago
8

If you were a teacher, which do you prefer ancient chinese education or ancient greece education? Why? ​

English
2 answers:
Ivanshal [37]3 years ago
7 0

Explanation:

Education in Ancient China

Imagine jumping into a time machine and ending up in ancient China. You find yourself in the middle of a class full of boys who are learning to shoot with bows and arrows. Today, all boys and girls have to go to school but in ancient China, girls weren't allowed to go at all. And they definitely didn't get to learn cool things like archery!

Boys

In the beginning, only older boys in ancient China were allowed to go to school, but not all older boys. Boys from rich, important families got an education, but boys from poor families didn't. Even young boys from rich families stayed home with their mothers until they were old enough for school.

When they were young, boys learned their numbers and directions like north, south, east, and west. They also learned to respect and obey adults.

When they got older, wealthy boys learned from a master, which is like your teacher today. They needed to learn important things to prepare them for taking part in things like government, religion, and war.

Just like you, the older boys who got to go to school learned about math, reading, and writing. But they also learned about important ceremonies in their culture, music, and how to drive a two-wheeled vehicle pulled by horses called a chariot.

Boys in ancient China learned special dances and how to have respectful conversations, too. But they couldn't just pick up a piece of paper and pencil to take notes the way you do in class. They had to write on sticks made of wood and bamboo scrolls joined together.

rjkz [21]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

ancient Greek

Explanation:

cause Greeks were very educared even lots of words come from there language

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