SCHOOLS IN 1950

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 SCHOOLS IN 1950’S  

Have you ever thought about what schools were like in the past? Do you think it was too different? In this part of the blog, I´m going to explain you about the schools in the 1950’s. 

In the schools in big cities, they were a separation between genders, girls and boys were studding in different buildings, but in small schools, in small villages, they weren’t enough people to make separated schools, they studied in the same building. 

In the schools teachers were allowed to hit the students, and everyone would see that normal and common. They used to hit them if they hadn’t done the homework, they went late or they said bad words. Hitting was normal and students couldn't answer back.  

In the schools around 1950’s they didn’t have the books that we have nowadays. They used to have a big book for all the subjects that they had, and these books had different sections for the subjects they studied, which used to be Maths, Literature, Science, PE and Sewing for girls. 

What do you think about schools in 1950’s? Do you prefer schools 70 years ago or schools now? Do you think changes are beneficial for students?




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