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Schools in Sumer were primarily focused on teaching writing, math, and religious texts, while schools in the US focus on a more diverse curriculum that includes subjects like science, social studies, and physical education. Additionally, schools in Sumer were only attended by boys, whereas schools in the US are open to students of all genders. Furthermore, schooling in Sumer was reserved for the wealthy elite, while education in the US is accessible to a larger portion of the population.
Depp attended public schools.
It was not as good as the modern schools we have at the moment
people in Sumer thought that their gods were just like their people, they thought that they looked dressed and acted like them
Schools in ancient Pompeii were the same as all the other schools in the empire. Children were either taught at home by a private tutor or were sent to a school which was under the direction of a magister. Schools away from the home were sometimes held in a building and many times were held out in the open.
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Greek schools in ancient times were mostly for boys, focused on teaching subjects like math, philosophy, and physical education. Modern schools are more inclusive, coeducational, and offer a wider range of subjects. Additionally, modern schools use technology and interactive teaching methods, which were not available in ancient Greek schools.
Most scholars designate around 3500-3100 BCE as the beginning of the first true civilization in Sumer. This period marks the emergence of city-states, writing systems (such as cuneiform), advanced architectural developments like ziggurats, and complex societal structures in the region.
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Shakespeare attended Grammar School in Stratford. Grammar schools in those days focused on the knowledge of 'classical', mostly Latin grammar. So the books he used would have been mostly the works of ancient Roman authors like Vergil, Ovid and Cicero.
Gilgamesh was the priest king in Sumer. Priest kings are just like a king, but they are a priest too. A priest king acted like a god
Aztec children attended schools known as calmecac for formal education. In these schools, they learned subjects like history, religion, and philosophy, as well as vocational skills like farming and weaving. Education was primarily for the elite class, while commoners received basic training in community schools called telpochcalli.