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Stage 10 Cultura

Stage 10 Cultura. Pages 32-34 in binder Pages 175-178 in book. Cultura. Lessons from their mothers Included: speaking Latin and elementary reading and writing. Age 7 Stayed at home Upper class families would hire a private tutor

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Stage 10 Cultura

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  1. Stage 10 Cultura Pages 32-34 in binder Pages 175-178 in book

  2. Cultura • Lessons from their mothers • Included: speaking Latin and elementary reading and writing. • Age 7 • Stayed at home • Upper class families would hire a private tutor • Cooking, cleaning, childcare, spinning, weaving. (Upper class girls learned Greek and Latin literature and how to play the lyre/sing.

  3. The First Stage • 30 students • Ludi Magister • No • A slave in charge of the students behavior and protection • Read and write Latin and Greek, and simple math.

  4. Writing Materials • Wooden tablet • Covered in a thin layer of wax and written on with a stylus • A stick made from metal, bone, or ivory • Paper • Papyrus reeds • A reed or goose feather • Sharpened and split at one end.

  5. Goose Quill

  6. Writing Materials (continued) • soot and resin • Students would sit on benches with their tablets on their laps as the teacher sat in a high chair at the front of the room • The day started early and lasted for six hours • Public festivals and every 9th day • It’s pretty much the same!

  7. The Second Stage • 11 years old • Grammaticus • An introduction to more advanced Greek and Latin writings. • Greek author of the Illiad and Odyssey • Greek Playwrights who wrote tragedies

  8. The Second Stage (continued) * Vergil was a Roman poet who wrote the Aeneid (a spinoff of Homer’s Illiad and Odyssey) * Horace was a Roman poet who wrote many things including: Odes, Epodes, and Satires • It helped them to better understand Greek culture, and it would be beneficial in the future when they traveled to Greek speaking areas.

  9. The Third Stage • 15-16 years old • Rhetor • Public Speaking • To present cases in court, to express opinions at town councils, or to give speeches at election time • Rules for different types of speeches, practice in arguing, and correct gestures

  10. Science and Technical Subjects • To teach the things necessary for living • Wealthy people who had an interest in these specialized areas • By becoming an apprentice

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