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Middle Ages - Coggle Diagram

- - - - grammar
      - rhetoric
      - dialectics
    - - arithemetic
      - geometry
      - astronomy
      - music
  - - - latin language
      - catechism
      - prayers
      - church singing
      - done by parish schools
    - - implementing the full curriculum - trivium and quadrivium
  - - - literary resources for teaching in cathedral schools
- - - - learning a trade by working for a guild master
      - no earning money
        
        live at their master's hose
      - began at age 12
        
        2-7 years
      - the apprentice qualified by producing a masterpiece which demonstrated the aquired skills
        
        then set up a business or become a journeymen
      - 12th century - master tradesmen become members of guilds
        
        managed by a core group of guildmasters
- - - - 2) learning to read based on learning sounds and words of the prayers
        
        3) learning to write
        
        wax-coated tables
        
        coping from the blackboard until the handwriting was mastered
        
        attention to calligraphy, shape of letters - aesthetic
  - - - terrorizing students into submission by the prospect of hell
- - - - for clergy
      - translating and examining holy texts
      - in churches
    - - for ruling class
      - military tactics, court tactics, theology, language
      - in the aristocratic court (na dworze)
    - - for the poorer
      - locally
      - basis of the luterian rules