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    During the Medieval period in Europe, education was primarily provided through monastic and church schools. Monks and priests taught the seven liberal arts of arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, music theory, grammar, logic, and rhetoric to students. Guilds also played a role in vocational training focused on skills like crafts and trades.

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    During the Medieval period in Europe, education was primarily provided through monastic and church schools. Monks and priests taught the seven liberal arts of arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, music theory, grammar, logic, and rhetoric to students. Guilds also played a role in vocational training focused on skills like crafts and trades.

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    MEDIEVAL PERIOD

    The "Middle Ages"


    European HISTORY OF EDUCATION
    Quick Fact:

    Elizabeth de Clare
    4 Education System of Medieval Period
    Monasticism

    Scholastiscism
    Chivalry

    Guild of Education
    Community Life
    seven liberal arts
    arithmetic, geometry,
    astronomy, music theory,
    grammar, logic, and
    rhetoric.
    Visual Round
    1. Do you have any idea on how teachers/trainers themselves were
    trained and the qualifications they needed to be able to class
    themselves as teachers/trainers during this time?

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