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The grandmother herself was not formally educated but was serious about the author’s education. How does the text support this?
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The grandmother took her grandson’s education very seriously. When he was in her custody in the village, she prepared his wooden slate, accompanied him to school and helped him with his lessons. In the city when he started learning English, science and music, which she did not approve of. She did not voice her disapproval or insist on village-like education but trusted that his father was doing the best for him. Nor did she protest when he was given an independent room or was sent abroad for further study.
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