His first tutor was his great-uncle Leonidas (the uncle of his mother Olympias). Leonidas taught him on the Sparta model of the agoge. (Look up Spartan training.) He also learned the usual "Three Rs."
Aristotle was hired by Philip II (his dad) as his tutor, when he was 12-13. He was taught what was emerging as Aristotle's standard stuff. (At this point in time, Aristotle was *not yet famous*, note). Logic, rhetoric, eristics (arguing either side in a debate), ethics, science, politics. Apparently, he also learned a little medicine from Aristotle (whose father had been a physician ... in fact, that's how Aristotle got his job -- his father had been the personal physician to King Amyntas, Philip II's father). Later, Alexander was known for showing up in the hospital tent to help, and even to give medical advice to his friends. :-) The other thing Aristotle did was annotate a personal copy of the ILIAD just for Alexander.
Alexander the great was taught by Aristotle, who was taught by Plato who was taught by socrates.
he was taught by aristotle
Alexander the great
Aristotle (Greek philosopher)
Alexander the Great studied with Aristotle as a boy
Alexander the great was taught by Aristotle, who was taught by Plato who was taught by socrates.
he was taught by aristotle
Alexander the great
He was taught by his father instead of going into Primary school to get taught.
Aristotle (Greek philosopher)
he taught the deaf.
Alexander the Great studied with Aristotle as a boy
Alexander Graham Bell attended Curry College where his father also taught. In addition, Bell taught at the school as of 1873.
He taught Alexander the great and he was a very smart man and he did a lot of work.
No, but he taught the mute and deaf.
He taught him philosophy.
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