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Type of school established to teach common language in religious services
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Renaissance educators were also called ______ humanists
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Hieroglyphics transmitted the ______ culture, where the goal of education was to reproduce dominant leaders
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The study of persuasive speech
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Educator who focused on civility and a harmonious society
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This culture implemented mosques and court schools
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Group of travelling educators who centered learning around effective speaking, persuasion, and appeal to audience
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Learning was based on a covenant between God and mankind in ______ education
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This Greek city allowed women to participate in athletic training as education
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Author of Iliad and the Odyssey
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This concept is displayed in many preliterate societies where children learn through watching and imitating elders
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What is the name of the school Aristotle founded?
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A medieval educator focused on faith and reason to find answers about the world and humankind
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Plato: Idealist; Aristotle: _______
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What ancient culture memorized and recited classic texts?
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Socrates believed that true knowledge is latent, and attempted to uncover it through the use of Socratic _____, where critical thinking was encouraged
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Greek philosopher who believed in an 'ideal' society
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