He certainly did. As someone who's career had depended so much on his own education, education was very high on Napoleon's agenda.
Napoleon provided universal education for girls - an alien idea to many in Europe at the time (1802). Although he did not consider education for girls to be as important as it was for boys, Napoleon had a more progressive stance on girl's education than could be found elsewhere at the time.
While it was given a large responsibility in elementaryeducation, Napoleon reduced the influence of the Catholic Church on secondary education, with every secondary school in France, including religious ones, being tightly controlled in Paris.
The basic secondary schools were for everyone, and sought to provide good, all round schooling whilst identifying the more talented pupils who were capable of moving to the next level.
Napoleon's most significant contribution to the bettering of French education was the establishment of the post-secondary Lycées. Thirty of these schools were set up and they all received complete funding from the state which carefully controlled the curriculum and other matters.
Scholarships to these elite schools were highly desired, with two thirds of them given to to the best students coming out of the secondary schools whilst the rest went to the sons of government employees and military commanders.
The teachers at the Lycées had to pass a rigorous selection process and were well paid by the standards of the day. They were given incentives and a pension.
Literacy rates went up and the quality and employabilty of the workforce rose as a result of these educational reforms.
Most importantly the new system provided all young members of society with the opportunity to improve their position on the basis their own merit and not their background.
These reforms that Napoleon instituted 200 years ago are now at the heart of French education today.
Napoleon did not allow women to go to school. He only allowed wealthy men to attend. They men were to be taught a limited curriculum, about how GREAT NAPOLEON WAS> I think he was a bad guy :)
Neither Josephine or Napoleon were good at keeping their marriage vows.
Napoleon moved to the Parisian École Royale Militaire (Royal Parisien Military School) in 1784 and graduated a year later as a second lieutenant in the artillery.
By this i assume you mean the book animal farm. This depends on perspective, Napoleon (the pig) is portrayed to be bad and mean therefore this was a bad thing. However Napoleon will have seen it as a good thing.
Napoleon was good for France. He established a national bank, built better roads, created public schools, pulled France out of bankruptcy and won many great battles.
Napoleon wanted to be a sailor or a soldier and later entered military school.
Napoleon did not allow women to go to school. He only allowed wealthy men to attend. They men were to be taught a limited curriculum, about how GREAT NAPOLEON WAS> I think he was a bad guy :)
He was 16.
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It was good
Napoleon Dynamite was created on 2004-01-17.
She didn't.
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Neither Josephine or Napoleon were good at keeping their marriage vows.
Better than you
napoleon bnaparte is a good man, he helped people who were starving and he was also a very good leader. most of the people liked him.
According to my school's orchestra, it is about Napoleon.