Did The Ancient Greek Like Going To School?

<p>School is one of, if not, the most recognized emblem of a modern society. Think Human Development Index or the notion of classroom being our best initiator of cultural change. It&rsquo;s hard to find an infrastructure so widely acknowledged, yet so brutally criticized. They say high school is your best years, yet most high schoolers would rather sleep in. It&rsquo;s in the midst of all of that, that I wonder about the ancient Greeks.</p> <p>You see, ancient Greece, in particular Athens, will always stand in my mind as an oasis next to the vacancy or barbarian violence I was taught about regarding other civilizations. This lack of nuance and the rose-tinted view I hold of this society I never knew does raise a few internal eyebrows, and that is why I decided to examine the Ancient Greek art of education. Did the Ancient Greek like going to school?</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@jacobpishoe/did-the-ancient-greek-like-going-to-school-c0fccda607f4"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>
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