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Where on earth do kids have "Greek Myths" on their syllabus? Certainly not in a typical California public school curriculum in the 21st century.

i'm also sure if i asked my ex-wife who has lived in Missouri her whole life, she'd also not have had a greek myth section. I don't think my son did either, nor my nephews and nieces.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Where on earth do kids have "Greek Myths" on their syllabus? Certainly not in a typical California public school curriculum in the 21st century.

Its used to as a vehicle to teach language skills and history. They also do Norse myths.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Its used to as a vehicle to teach language skills and history. They also do Norse myths.

Where is this happening? And what year?

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Where is this happening? And what year?

UK now. And has been since I was at school myself. Primary teaching is largely based around topics. So they do Knights and Castles, the Ancient Egyptians, Vikings etc as well as myths.

 

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well that explains that then

 

[Morrus]

Where on earth do kids have "Greek Myths" on their syllabus?

Greece.

 

[Nikosandros]

Greece.

And Italy. I've studied Greek Myths in Middle School and again, in more depth, during High School.

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

Where on earth do kids have "Greek Myths" on their syllabus? Certainly not in a typical California public school curriculum in the 21st century.

California Public School grad here. Iliad and Odyssey were required reading in my high school honors English. We learned Greek myths in elementary school though.

Admittedly, that was last century .... typing that makes me feel old.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

California Public School grad here. Iliad and Odyssey were required reading in my high school honors English. We learned Greek myths in elementary school though.

Admittedly, that was last century .... typing that makes me feel old.

Yeah, not on the curriculum now, although my eldest did learn a ton about ancient Babylon, India and Mesoamerica in elementary school, which is arguably even cooler. (Ancient India sounds like Wakanda.)