In the Context of the Historical Perspectives on Education, Aristotle

In the context of the historical perspectives on education, Aristotle argued that

A) public schools should focus solely on vocational education and disregard philosophy, music, and literature.
B) one of the roles of the teacher, and of good government, is to see that the appetites of the young are cultivated toward wisdom and virtue.
C) young people should be left to their own devices to choose their studies wisely and realize their full potential.
D) liberal education should be provided to all members of the Athenian society, including Athenian citizens, women, and the non-Athenian workforce.