Carolingian Renaissance: Schools and Features of Education
Dalia Marija Stančienė|Juozas Žilionis
In the history of European culture Carolingian Renaissance is a very special period consolidation and transformation an ancient cultural educational heritage, which took root in lands Franks ruled by Charlemagne. Such remarkable scholars teachers as Benedict Biscop, Venerable Bede Alcuin worked during that period. They opened schools, established libraries other institutions. supervised reform education wrote didactic textbooks which, along with presentation subject-matter, he discussed purposes, motives methods learning. The schoolwork, presented textbooks, was closely connected facts, had to be known each well-educated citizen Empire. based on Seven Liberal Arts program Socratic Method teaching, inspire disciples for dialogue well individual search truth, self-learning teaching.
Acta paedagogica Vilnensia