These subjects were created to enhance a student's verbal skills and to acquire a thorough study of language and the poetic arts. ... The Medieval curriculum focus was on study; they used textbooks and examples from the ancient Greek and Roman worlds simply because they never saw a need to write new ones. ... Students could then choose to study further in law, medicine, philosophy, or theology. ...

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Despite his father, Victor continued to educate himself in these natural philosophies, and it was the knowledge of these alchemical sciences that allowed him to create the monster; too much education could lead to a bad thing Elizabeth was educated by Victor's mother, but she is, otherwise, self-taught. ... But since his father did not approve of what Victor was studying, the outcome of the education was bad. ...

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In their studies, tablets and rulers would be utilized to help the studious Athenians in their work2. ... Other examples of what the students might learn were drama, art, government, grammar, rhetoric, philosophy, astronomy, public speaking, reading, writing, or math2. ...

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Within the past decades and a half considerable discussion has occurred regarding the most appropriate setting within which to provide education for students in special education. Although the change in the educational environment is significant for handicapped student the concepts of inclusion also...

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Secondly, in 1990 the transformation of the country to a multi-party system, privatization and liberalization was the new government ideology and so it was included in the curriculum in accordance with the shift from the former humanistic ideological philosophy that existed before. ... Curriculum planners must carefully study the changes in society so as to come up with a curriculum that is considerate of the needs of a given society for which a curriculum is intended....

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