A student's history of educationDigiCat, 21. nov. 2022 - 380 sider This book presents a thorough account of the history of education from ancient times to the 19th century. The author starts with the educational system of ancient India, Greece, and Rome and pays special attention to early Christian education. Then, he reviews the monastic education of the Middle ages with its tendency to scholasticism and the growth of the first universities. Further, the book goes to early realism, the educational tradition in the first American colonies, the growth of nationalism, the transition to industrial training in education, and the development of public schools. |
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... MEDIÆVAL UNIVERSITIES SUPPLEMENTARY READING CHAPTER X THE EDUCATION OF CHIVALRY SUPPLEMENTARY READING CHAPTER XI THE BURGHER, GILD, AND CHANTRY SCHOOLS SUPPLEMENTARY READING PART III THE TRANSITION TO MODERN TIMES CHAPTER XII THE ...
... MEDIÆVAL UNIVERSITIES SUPPLEMENTARY READING CHAPTER X THE EDUCATION OF CHIVALRY SUPPLEMENTARY READING CHAPTER XI THE BURGHER, GILD, AND CHANTRY SCHOOLS SUPPLEMENTARY READING PART III THE TRANSITION TO MODERN TIMES CHAPTER XII THE ...
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... EDUCATIONAL TENDENCIES OF SCHOLASTICISM 69 The Nature of Scholasticism. The History of Scholastic Development. Scholastic Education. Its Value and Influence. CHAPTER IX U THE MEDIÆVAL NIVERSITIES The Rise of Universities. The Foundation.
... EDUCATIONAL TENDENCIES OF SCHOLASTICISM 69 The Nature of Scholasticism. The History of Scholastic Development. Scholastic Education. Its Value and Influence. CHAPTER IX U THE MEDIÆVAL NIVERSITIES The Rise of Universities. The Foundation.
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Frank Pierrepont Graves. U THE MEDIÆVAL NIVERSITIES The Rise of Universities. The Foundation of Universities at Salerno, Bologna, and Paris. Bologna and Paris as the Models for Other Universities. Privileges Granted to the Universities ...
Frank Pierrepont Graves. U THE MEDIÆVAL NIVERSITIES The Rise of Universities. The Foundation of Universities at Salerno, Bologna, and Paris. Bologna and Paris as the Models for Other Universities. Privileges Granted to the Universities ...
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... mediæval universities 80 7. 12 11. The disputation in mediæval universities Preliminaries and termination of a combat in the education of chivalry 80 86 and 13. 14. Boys playing tournament with a 'quintain' or.
... mediæval universities 80 7. 12 11. The disputation in mediæval universities Preliminaries and termination of a combat in the education of chivalry 80 86 and 13. 14. Boys playing tournament with a 'quintain' or.
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... mediæval ' seven liberal arts ' under the name of the ' quadrivium . ' It is even possible that the whole conception of ' liberal ' studies , and so the doctrine of ' formal discipline ' ( see p . 182 ) , may be traced back to Plato's ...
... mediæval ' seven liberal arts ' under the name of the ' quadrivium . ' It is even possible that the whole conception of ' liberal ' studies , and so the doctrine of ' formal discipline ' ( see p . 182 ) , may be traced back to Plato's ...
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