Lothaire
History
Education
EDUCATION FOR THE RICH
PRIVATE TUTORS
Wealthy families hire private tutors to educate their children in the comfort of their own homes. These tutors provide personalized instruction tailored to the individual needs and interests of each student.
HIGH-QUALITY EDUCATION
Rich children receive a high-quality education, often covering a wide range of subjects including languages, arts, sciences, and cultural studies. They may also have access to specialized tutors for subjects like music, fencing, or etiquette.
education for the poor
Public Education
Lothaire likely has public schools that provide basic education to children from poor families. These schools might be funded by the state or local government and offer free or heavily subsidized education.
Basic Curriculum
The curriculum in these public schools may focus on essential subjects such as reading, writing, basic math, and perhaps some vocational training to prepare students for manual labor or entry-level jobs.
Limited Resources
Schools for the poor may lack resources compared to those attended by wealthy children. They might have older textbooks, fewer extracurricular activities, and limited access to technology or specialized equipment.
Overcrowding
Due to limited funding and resources, schools for the poor may suffer from overcrowding, with large class sizes and a shortage of teachers. This can affect the quality of education and individualized attention students receive.
Community Support
Despite these challenges, there may be strong community support for education among the poor. Local organizations, charities, or religious institutions might provide additional resources, such as free meals, tutoring, or after-school programs.
Guardians of Justice
Historically, Priests of Tobarus would serve as mediators in disputes and uphold the law, often serving in roles akin to judges in the community. A council comprising community members and priests of Tobarus that meets regularly to discuss issues of fairness, equity, and community safety, embodying the values of accountability and integrity.
Since the death of Tobarus, different settlements have adapted in different ways. Some simply removed religion from the equation, instead hlding a council comprising of the wise and elders of the community. Others chose to instead incorporate Priests of the Church of Lothaire, valuing their judgement as much as they did the Priests of Tobarus'.
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