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Ancient Education - Coggle Diagram

- - - - At first Roman education was dominated by the family
      - The ideal of Roman education was to cultivate manhood and
        self-control.
    - - The good teacher must employ a system of positive rewards and thus appeal to the idealism of the students.
      - The first grade of instruction includes reading, writing, arithmetic, and Latin and Greek grammar
      - He opposes corporal punishment,
        Which, he thought, provoked only fear and a submissive attitude.
      - The third grade, for exceptional students only, is the School of Rhetoric, corresponding to the modern university
      - The second grade of instruction comprises public speaking,
        literature, geometry, astronomy, music and philosophy