The first school for children in history was founded in ancient Athens around 400 BC? It was called the "Paidagogion," and boys aged 7 to 14 would attend to learn reading, writing, and music, while girls were mostly taught at home—talk about a one-sided education! Students used wax tablets and styluses, which sounds like a fancy way to do homework without the mess! But here's the kicker: some students were so unruly that teachers would use a stick to keep them in line. Imagine getting a detention with a literal beating stick! How’s that for motivation? Like and follow me for more incredible adventures, amazing facts and fascinating stories.