Learning through the ages
Harley RichardsonAn occasional newsletter about the history of education.
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The Seven Liberal Arts part 2: Three roads to knowledge
Originally published on my blog Learning Through the Ages.
The second in a series of articles about a remarkable medieval curriculum which took freedom as its start point and had truth as its end.
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The Seven Liberal Arts part 1: tools for learning
Originally published on my blog Learning Through the Ages.
Its tempting to assume that the education of the past consisted of little more than rote learning and the 3Rs, served with a dollop of handed-down religious morality. Critical thin...
Finally, a new book on the History of Education
If you’ve attended one of my talks, you’ll have heard me bemoan the conspicuous absence, from the shelves of actual and virtual bookshops, of any recent books about the history of education. To my knowledge the last overview for the general...
The day passes profitably: Robert Raikes and the Sunday school movement
Originally published on historyofeducation.net.
Trouble on the Sabbath
By the latter half of the 18th century, demand for child labour was so great in the factories of the Industrial Revolution that, on six days of the week, it kept ch...
Learning what we don't need to know
The seventh and final posting in this series of highlights from my Learning Through the Ages blog, originally published on historyofeducation.net. Coming soon: an all-new piece on the beginnings of the Sunday school movement, which brought...
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Blogger, historyofeducation.net. Author, The Liberating Power of Education. Organiser, the Academy of Ideas Education Forum. Over two decades working in edtech.
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