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Because they need to know typing before they go to high school
yes. not deep enough for a deep understanding though.
Jose Rizal took his primary education at Leon Monroy Primary School in Biñan, Laguna, Philippines.
I do not know about any historical written account on good manners but they should exist. we use to follow what our parents, relatives, teachers and friends have taught us. But I remember specific EU schools well known for teaching best behaviour manners. All were belonging to the Order of Ursulines, where you were taught how to peel an orange without the touch of your fingers, but only the use of a knife and fork.
The majority of elementary schools include writing as part of their curriculum. Writing is typically taught beginning in the early grades and continues to be a focus throughout a student's elementary education to help develop communication and literacy skills. However, the specific approach and emphasis on writing instruction may vary between schools.
In Uruguay, elementary schools typically teach subjects such as mathematics, language (including Spanish and sometimes English), science, history, geography, art, music, and physical education. Additionally, they may also include subjects such as technology and citizenship education.
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In most schools you would find, Mathematics, Natural since, Art and Technology, Social studies, Basic Information Studies (B.I.S), ITC
Manners are taught and not a nationality. They are learned or not learned in the family and by cultural norms. When visiting a country a tourist is not part of that culture, but they can respect the required manners that are part of that culture. They can follow the manners while there.
The English taught in elementary are just the basic ones.In College,the English taught are the hard ones. like journalism.
We know more about what Shakespeare studied at the equivalent of High School. Very young children, studying at the level of elementary school, went to "Dame Schools" taught by women and covering a very basic curriculum of learning the letters of the alphabet, some English writing, manners and probably some extremely simplistic lessons about churchgoing. The curricula were not standardized so it is difficult to know exactly what might have been covered.