Education in the Elizabethan Era

What school did children from 5 to 7 in the Elizabethan Era went to?

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What was among the lessons children 5 to 7 years old learn in that school?

• To find good jobs

• Good manners

• Carpentry

What school did children from 7 to 14 in the Elizabethan Era went to?

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The lessons for the 7 to 14 year-olds were conducted in what language?

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At the age of 14, those who could afford would go to where for their higher learning?

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How did those who could not afford go for higher learning?

• They could ask from rich people

• They could get loans from banks

• They could be awarded scholarships

• They could sell their property

Below are ways printing press helped in education / literacy; except

• print more reading materials

• made copies of English translated materials from Latin

• made book more available for the common people

• print more Latin prayer books for the churches

Choose a correct statement to show the revolution in education / literacy during the Elizabethan era

• More people could read and write

• More people could speak more foreign languages

• Other cultures became more common

• Literacy was considered better for males only and discouraged among females

Who would teach in the petty schools

• Graduated young teachers

• Usually foreign teachers

• Educated women of the village/ town

• The educated priests and nuns

Name the 2 universities that became the centre of education.

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