Children in Victorian Britain were treated in a way that their family could afford.The author of the article “What was a Victorian classroom like”, writes that ”They were treated by the family's wealth if they were rich they had good education and if they were poor they had poor education” ( BBC Victorian Britain children ). In other words this means that poor people were not treated as well and their kids did not have as many things as the rich kids. It isn’t fair for the poor kids that go to school because they have poor education and the rich kids had great education. This world needs to be fair. Because of people not having a lot of money their kids don’t get good education and have to suffer but the wealthy people still get to have fun and have good education.
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A teacher could also punish a child by making them stand in the corner wearing a 'dunce's cap'.This meant writing out the same sentence (such as 'Schooldays are the happiest days of my life' 100 times or more.”In other words children can be basically whooped by people they don’t even know for like talking back of something and parents will allow that back then teachers will abuse the kids sometimes because they were a different