Aristotle's Lyceum: Follow the Teachers

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Froggy Jumps Aristotle's Lyceum: Follow the TeachersOnline version Follow teachers at the Lyceum. by David Leandro Torres 1 What was Aristotle's school called? a the Gymnasium b the Lyceum c the Academy 2 How did Aristotle teach? a by walking and using dialogue and asking questions b by lecturing loudly c by writing on tablets 3 What must students do? a Students must teach the teachers b Students must challenge the teachers c Students must follow the teachers. 4 What was the name of Aristotle's school in ancient Greece? a Academy b Lyceum c Stoa 5 How did Aristotle typically teach his students? a In formal lectures only b By writing long treatises without discussion c By walking and asking questions in dialogue 6 Who founded the Lyceum? a Socrates b Aristotle c Plato 7 In which city did Aristotle teach at the Lyceum? a Alexandria b Rome c Athens 8 Which method did Aristotle favor to explore knowledge? a Passive memorization b Solo writing without discussion c Asking questions and dialogue to reason together

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Aristotle's Lyceum: Follow the TeachersOnline version

Follow teachers at the Lyceum.

by David Leandro Torres

What was Aristotle's school called?

the Gymnasium

the Lyceum

the Academy

How did Aristotle teach?

by walking and using dialogue and asking questions

by lecturing loudly

by writing on tablets

What must students do?

Students must teach the teachers

Students must challenge the teachers

Students must follow the teachers.

What was the name of Aristotle's school in ancient Greece?

Academy

Lyceum

Stoa

How did Aristotle typically teach his students?

In formal lectures only

By writing long treatises without discussion

By walking and asking questions in dialogue

Who founded the Lyceum?

Socrates

Aristotle

Plato

In which city did Aristotle teach at the Lyceum?

Alexandria

Rome

Athens

Which method did Aristotle favor to explore knowledge?

Passive memorization

Solo writing without discussion

Asking questions and dialogue to reason together

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Aristotle's Lyceum: Follow the TeachersOnline version

by David Leandro Torres

What was Aristotle's school called?

How did Aristotle teach?

What must students do?

What was the name of Aristotle's school in ancient Greece?

How did Aristotle typically teach his students?

Who founded the Lyceum?

In which city did Aristotle teach at the Lyceum?

Which method did Aristotle favor to explore knowledge?

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