In ancient Egypt, children would largely stay under the care and instruction of their mothers until they turned four. After this, the fathers took over the education for their sons, who usually learned the same trade as their father. Some kids could also attend a general school for their village or enter specialized schools for becoming a priest or scribe. Schools would have taught reading, sports, math, writing, manners, and morals.
Only the wealthy men and priests went to school to learn how to read and write.
well I think that the school was like really old and they had to male it them self's
yes the boys did go to school at age 7.
King Tut went to Immanuel Luthran School in Egypt.
They were trained by paying attention to the gods.
I can't find where he went to school. All I know is that he was taught English by sailors.All I find is a bunch of schools named after him.
James Watt went to Greenock Grammar School after being taught by his mother.
Education was a big thing in Ancient Egypt. Boys started learning their father's job when they were four. When they were older they were expected to do the same occupation as their father. Girls and boys both attended school together. They studied reading, writing, and math. Children who were going to be lawyers, scribes, or doctors went to a special school were they studied hieroglyphics. When girls grew up they took to tending the home. Ancient Egypt was a more communistic economy.
Boys were taught their fathers trade. They went to school, girls didn't
Aristotle went to Athens to be taught by Plato.
King Tut went to Immanuel Luthran School in Egypt.
He went to school at Cambridge, University.
no
They were trained by paying attention to the gods.
They went to a tutor who taught them how to play an instrument. They also learnt to sing from their parents.
they went into slavery for it
because you needed to learn how to write, so you could be a scribe and record information. usually only men went to school.
She never went to school when she was young. All her knowlege was taught to her by her second husband, Col. Blood. She never went to school when she was young. All her knowlege was taught to her by her second husband, Col. Blood.
he went to a local school and by his parents he was taught to hate slavery
They wore sandals, slippers, or went barefoot.