The Girls education
True or False, Girls could get tuition?
True, but it was very expensive.
True or False, Boys got the better education than the girls?
True, the boys got to learn how to read and write, but the girls only learned to run a household.
Who ran the school?
The priest
True or False, Poor people become scribes?
False, No women or poor people could become scribes.
True or False, would the teacher help the younger students when they were doing work?
True, the teacher would help the younger students with their work.
Did girls go to school?
No
What were the boys been taught to do?
They were being taught to be scribes and priests.
Who went to school, boys or girls?
Boys.
Could poor people go to school?
No, only weathy families.
True or False, the teacher would write a sentence on the tables to teach them how to write.
True, the teacher would write on desks to help them learn how to write.
What were the girls taught to do?
The girls were taught to run the household.
What did boys learn in school?
They learned to read and writing.
Who taught the kids how to read and write?
The scribes.
True or False, could poor kids go to school if they want to?
False, school was only for wealthy families and even if they wanted a tutor it was really expensive.
How did the teachers discipline the students?
The teachers disciplined the students by whipping them.
True or False, were girls taught to read and write?
False, only boys got to learn how to read and write.
When do they graduated?
They graduated when they turn 12 years old.
Were the teachers, male or female?
They were mainly male teachers.
What were the poor kids taught to do?
They were taught to run a farm.
What was the school called?
Eduda, was the name of the school.
Could the king's daughter go to school?
Yes.
When did boys start school?
Seven or Eight years old.
Where do they learn?
They learn in the temple.
Could poor kids have tutors?
No, because it was very expensive to have tutors.
True or False, Could everyone have a tutor?
False, because not everyone could afford it.