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Education in Europe conisted almost exclusively of the teaching of foreing languages Latin, Greek and Hebrew.
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Richard Mulcaster speaks eloquently for the use of English.
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Opend the first German mother tongue school at Koethen in Saxony.
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Says this title originally published in Czech.
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Jhon Locke publishes " Some thougths concerning education"
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Was publish.
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First opened nearby Rhode Island.
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Wiliam Penfield appears to answer the view that pre-adolecent children were particulary well suited to the acquisition of foreign languages.
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Was published using a native speaker leading the classes.