Childhood education in ancient Greece was highly dependent on one’s gender. Preparing for life in the public sphere, wealthy boys during the classical period went to schools where they faced both ...

Peter Smagorinsky is an emeritus professor in the University of Georgia’s College of Education. He is the 2023 recipient of the American Educational Research Association Lifetime Contribution to ...

Ancient Greece is often credited with numerous innovations that have shaped our modern world. From philosophy and democracy ...

Children in Ancient Greece played with figurines that, much like modern Barbies, reflected the society and aspirations of their time.

Public speaking was once seen as a vital civic duty in Ancient Greece, and today, it remains a powerful skill that reflects critical thinking, leadership, and confidence. In this immersive learning ...