Examples of using Classical education in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Classical Education.
He has had a classical education.
A classical education will always out.
I value my classical education.
Rosa Wilhelm, born Rosa Zwicker, had a rich classical education.
Your classical education serves us well!
The benefits of a classical education.
A classical education will equip any child well for life in the modern world.
There he received a classical education.
She received a classical education and, as a girl, met many famous humanist scholars and artists.
Shakespeare received a classical education.
People who have received good classical education will be able to realize themselves equally in science, business or state service.
His father gave him a classical education.
International Academic Rating of popularity andquality acknowledged the university as“The symbol of classical education”.
Just as I suspected- a classical education.
My father, who had enjoyed a classical education, always insisted that our forefathers had come to the Rhineland with Julius Caesar(no evidence available), but my mother had to admit that her grandfather had come from Krakow, which before World War I was a part of Austria.
Albizzi had a classical education.
The Chechen State Pedagogical Universityis a university that combines the best traditions of classical education and innovative educational methods.
The children had a classical education, and both piano and French lessons.
Like many talented jazz pianists, Hancock started a classical education at age seven.
The core of the idea was that a classical education was incomplete if it merely contained bookish proficiency on a cognitive level.
Whoever he was, he had a classical education.
Despite his parents' attempt to give him a classical education, Seddon developed an interest in engineering, but was removed from school at age 12.
The Chechen State Pedagogical Universityis a university that combines the best traditions of classical education and innovative educational methods….
Julius Firmicus Maternus was a Latin writer and notable astrologer,who received a pagan classical education that made him conversant with Greek; he lived in the reign of Constantine I(306 to 337 AD) and his successors. His triple career made him a public advocate, an astrologer and finally a Christian apologist.
History will summon upon the classical education these or other such twists.
More provided his daughters with an excellent classical education, at a time when such learning was usually reserved for men.