I WONDER - Did Girls Go To School In Ancient Rome?

The video discusses the historical context of girls' education, highlighting that girls typically did not attend formal schools. Wealthy families often hired tutors to educate their daughters at home, focusing on basic skills like reading and writing, as well as practical skills such as spinning and weaving. However, girls were not taught the same subjects or to the same level as boys.

What was the typical educational setting for girls in the past?

• Formal schools

• Online courses

• Public lectures

• Home tutoring

What kind of skills were girls taught by tutors?

• Computer programming

• Basic reading and writing

• Public speaking

• Advanced mathematics

Which of the following was considered a practical skill taught to girls?

• Cooking

• Spinning and weaving

• Gardening

• Horse riding

How did the education of girls differ from that of boys?

• Girls were taught more subjects

• Girls were educated to a higher level

• Girls were not taught the same subjects

• Girls attended more prestigious schools

What was a common limitation in the education of girls compared to boys?

• Shorter school hours

• Lack of access to tutors

• Fewer subjects and lower educational level

• No access to books