Benjamin Franklin's education was very basic through his early years. He went to grammar school. Soon after, at the age of 10, he became a printers apprentice. Later in his life he went to Oxford to study law.
No, Benjamin Franklin High School is not accredited by the Board of Education.
There are a few different quotes that are about education that were said by Benjamin Franklin. One quote says, "Education is the most important value that will matter 100 years down the road."
His political views and philosophies were probably the most important things for him.
Benjamin Franklin and John Adams
Franklin! That's why they called him Benjamin Franklin.
No, Benjamin Franklin High School is not accredited by the Board of Education.
No. He was only in a formal education until about 7 or 8 years old when his father pulled him out to apprentice with a candlemaker. Later, he was an apprentice with his brother in the printing business.
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There are a few different quotes that are about education that were said by Benjamin Franklin. One quote says, "Education is the most important value that will matter 100 years down the road."
Benjamin Franklin Kyker has written: 'Business experience for business teachers' -- subject(s): Business education
His lack of formal education
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Benjamin Franklin did not attend college. He started out as a printing apprentice for his brother at the age of 12.
Benjamin Franklin
. To read Benjamin Franklin's "Proposals Relating to the Education of Youth in Pensilvania Philadelphia, 1749" see http://www.archives.upenn.edu/primdocs/1749proposals.html [Note "Pensilvania" is as spelled in Franklin's pamphlet, but it is the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania now.]
His political views and philosophies were probably the most important things for him.
Benjamin Franklin's surname is Franklin.