Education in the Middle Ages

[andrewpauley]

How does this channel not have more views and subs? Such great content! People need to be more informed on the Middle Ages! Much better than the misinformation from channels like infographics.

[glennbranca]

I am a scholar of "School History in the Middle Ages", and I would like to point out that this video is absolutely accurate from a historical point of view. Well done!

[jakelm]

13:50 music in the quadrivium is a quantitative subject. Boethius’s de Musica was a standard text used for ages. The subject wasn’t about learning to play music, but rather to understand what is mathematically and philosophically behind consonance and dissonance.

[lone-welf]

you deserve SO much more revenue. I adore this channel.

[lucioalcaide]

Your podcast has become one of the BEST sources of context while I try to survive an English Culture cource :D Sharing it with all the other poor souls in the classroom!

[foowashere]

For a quick look it felt very thorough. Thanks!

[alexandrebergamo]

Question: how expensive was education in monasteries and schools? Did parents have to sacrifice food or heat to send their children to schools?

[Xerxes]

Today's politicians and journalists could benefit from rhetoric and logic courses.

[Tony-Blake]

Easier for all if you would be good enough to provide links in the description box.

[penguinsrockrgryt]

Thou art best advised not to enter thine schooling quarters on the ‘morrow.

[deovillaflores]

Did the King and Queen have contributions or control on Medieval education? Or Just the Pope alone?

[michaelbedford]

This is incorrect on so many levels it's hard to know where to start.
Noblemen tried to have as many healthy children as possible.
Every child was designated a particular role to increase the wealth and influence of the family, be it in war, matters of state, marriage alliance, church heirachy etc.
I could go on for pages, but at 63, I've got better things to do.

[maleaeavenson]

More power to the Pope! Whore of Babylon