Cathedral Schools
Cathedral Schools were led by this figure
Bishop
You had to prove basic reading skills to enter this type of schooling in the Middle Ages
Grammar School
This Ancient Civilization used a building called a mosque which is similar to Cathedral Schools/Monasteries.
To enroll in school in the Middle Ages, you had to be this old.
7 years old
Today the English Alphabet has 26 letters. In old English, the alphabet had this many letters
24 Letters
Formation of Cathedral Schools were due to the fall of this empire
Roman Empire
Students would sit here during classes
The Floor
Instead of religion, this Ancient civilization's education focused on military training.
Ancient Greece
Education in the Middle Ages was mainly based off of language and this topic.
Religon
Today, teachers teach students at school, but back then, lectures were given by these people
Scholars
Cathedral Schools were used mainly to train this occupation
Clergy
This was main language taught in the Middle Ages before 1350
French
Towards the end of this empire, this Ancient Civilization also developed religious schools that are still around today.
Ancient Rome
In the Middle Ages, these were the primary languages taught in schools.
Latin and Old English
They are still around today and are still used. These types of schools were used to educate the next generation of religious clergy
Cathedral Schools
On top of church law and sacrament performances, this was also an essential part of religious education in the Middle Ages
Hymn Singing
Grammar Schools observed this type of calendar
Liturgical Calendar
Latin was taught in middle ages schools, similarly to this civilization.
Ancient Rome
Students in the Middle Ages used tablets made out of wood and this material.
Wax
Back then, students in the Middle Ages would use wooden tablets with handles. Today, students use these instead
White Boards
Cathedral Schools were located in modern day France, Germany, Spain, the United Kingdom, and this country
Belgium
On top of buying pens, pen sheaths, and penknives, they also had to buy this for school.
Inkhorns
During the Middle Ages, the study of religion started to shift to the study of understanding humanity. Scholars of this ancient civilization further emphasized this study.
Ancient Greece
If students were late, made a mistake, or didn't pay attention, they were often struck with a stick made out of this wood.
Birch Wood
A method still used today, students in the middle ages were taught to count using these
Fingers