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EDUCATION

IN ANCIENT GREECE

Alexandra Alvarez

Mar Pons

18/02/19

OBJECTIVES:

  • Trained in arts + peace and war
  • small private schools
  • intellectual + physical Gymnastike and Mousike
  • Gymnastike: military
  • Paidotribe
  • Mousike: beauty + nobility + harmony + rhythm

ATHENS EDUCATION

PREPARATION BOYS:

Age of six

taught home mother + male slave

Age of fourteen

BOY ROLES

primary school

Age of sixteen

Age of 18-20

basic education completed

take military training for the army or the navy.

PREPARATION FOR GIRLS

taught at home

mothers + tutors

prepare girls stay-at-home mum

GIRLS ROLES

educate their children

SUBJECTS:

GRAMMATA MUSIC

SUBJECTS BOY

History, Geography and ethics

P.E

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

wrestling + jumping + running +discus+ javelin

team games:

strong - courageous

field hockey

soccer

grateful, fit and attractive

SUBJECTS GIRLS

GIRLS SUBJECTS

  • Taugthed by their mothers
  • Mother hood
  • housekeeping
  • Parents afraid they learned how to read
  • late life husband doing work ( need subjects)
  • woman take care children

PRIVATE TUTOR

Athenian women very well educated

OBJECTIVE

SPARTA

EDUCATION

  • life = discipline, self-denial and simplicity
  • education = war
  • new baby :
  • healthy = brotherhood or sisterhood
  • weak = die in hillside / slave - a helot
  • girls and boys = school = brotherhood

= sisterhood

"SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST"

Boy preparations

boy roles

  • age 6-7 = military school (in brotherhood)
  • courses = hard + painful brutal training period

  • age 18-20 = fitness test
  • fitness
  • military ability
  • leadership skills
  • pass - soldiers (until age 60)
  • failed - no political rights

Girl preparations

girl roles

  • trained in - sisterhood
  • age 6 - 7 = start school (physical education)
  • school objective - strong group of women

  • age 18 - fitness test
  • pass = husband assigned to her + go home
  • failed = Perioidos

  • stayed home - controlled by men
  • free will
  • good fighters

Boy subjects

subjects

girls

  • learned:
  • survival skills
  • vital skills - soldiers
  • government : strong + tough spartans
  • no food / no clothes = stealing
  • if caught - beaten

  • Spartan way : lie + cheat + steal + get away with it

Girl subjects

  • taught = physical education
  • wrestling
  • gymnastics
  • combat skills
  • women - no - military or navy
  • grew to be: strong + good at combat skills

subjects

boys

PHILOSOPHERS

PHILOSOPHERS

ARISTOTLE LIFE

ARISTOTLE

northern Greece

Stagira - 384BC

Aristocracy

father doctor

interest- nature and anatomy

education and arts

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  • Tutors

  • read + write Greek

  • Greek gods, philosophy + mathematics

  • 17 Athens Plato academy

  • learned philosophy + logical thinking

  • During 20 years

  • student teacher

ACADEMY

ARISTOTLE

  • Not school or college nowadays

  • no classes or specific subjects

  • challenge each other with questions + debate

  • dialogues

  • new questions

NEW IDEAS

  • new ideas about the world
  • detailed observations
  • dissect animals - anatomy
  • different from other educators
  • work: mind + thinking + NOT observing
  • Learning biology
  • tried classify animals in groups
  • drawing organs
  • many discoveries + observations

VIRTUE

virtue

  • To be virtuous prudent.

  • Everything revolves around prudence and find the whole middle ground.

  • Virtue comes into play when the occasion presents itself.

  • In the face of danger-courage, for example.

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Biography

PLATO

  • Philosopher and mathemetician - Greece (writer)
  • Born = 428 B.C.E
  • Socrate's student
  • arisotle's teacher

  • Founded : Athens academy

  • First name: Aristocles
  • Nicknamed : Platon (broad)
  • Died: 348 B.C.E

Theory of Forms

  • definition:
  • non-physical forms represent the most accurate reality.

theory of forms (ideas)

OBJECTS

  • every: object or quality are:

  • manifestation of the form.

  • the objects are shadows + mimicked the form.

  • objects in reality:
  • momentary portrayls of the form in different situations

36 books

books

  • books were dialogues

  • human life is wrong : no thinking carefully and logically about plans.
  • end up: wrong values, careers & relationships.

  • Plato = bring order and clarity - to human life
  • Plato = inventor of therapy.
  • submit: thought and feelings to reasons

  • Essence of philosophy : "know yourself"

Think harder

the theory

love more wisely

  • when you fall in love means:
  • you've seen in someone else
  • the good you don't have.

EXAMPLES:

  • they are calm - you're agitated
  • they are disciplines - you're all over the place.
  • they are eloquent - you're tongue-tied.

CONCLUSION

CONCLUSION

MUSIC IS THE MOVEMENT OF THE SOUND TO REACH THE SOUL FOR THE EDUCATION OF ITS VIRTUE

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