Education in Victorian Times

Title: Education in Victorian Times
Category: History
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Education in Victorian Times

Education in Victorian Times was hard to come by. Each social class, the upper class, the middle class and the poor class, had different ways of getting education and the quality of education was different for each class, also. The higher class children were educated by hired tutors or attended an academy that prepared young men for the University. The middle class children usually went to private schools that were not as expensive as tutors …showed first 75 words of 321 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 321 total…quality varied in all of these different types of schools. Slowly education for the poor class got better. Facilities that trained teachers were established and many more laws about the amount of education that a child must receive were passed. The need of government involvement and ineffective voluntary efforts made it hard for the poorer classes to receive education. Sadly, the situation was not dealt with until the late 1800’s, which was way too late.

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