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Education System in the United Kingdom

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the Victorian Compromise

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The Middle English Period

William Caxton (1422-1491)

best-selling classics of today, as Sir Thomas Malory’s Morte d’Arthur , Aesop’s Fables, The Boke of Histories of Jason, and The Hystorye of Reynart and the Fox.Subtopic

John Cornwall

Mandeville’s Travels (1356), Wycliff’s Bible (1383), and Astrolabe (1392).

The Early English Period

Anselm (1034-1109)

He compiled and wrote the first enciclopedia for children, it was called the Elucidarium. Characteristic of the times, this Latin enciclopedia served to instructchildren whose education was entrusted to the clergy.

Archbishop of Canterbury.

Aelfric (955-1020)

He developed the oldest Latin-English dictionary, the Vocabulary, also wrote the Colloquy, another school book for children, which consisted of dialogue between student and teacher.

A teacher in a monastic school for boys in Winchester.

Alfred the Great (849- 899)

There were Latin Works translated into Old English, which were understood by the children studying literature in the monastery schools of the times.

A beloved hero of England.

Alcuin (735-804)

Most of his books were used to instruct children in and out of court circles.

A tutor at Charlemagne’s court. He wrote lesson books to instruct children studying grammar.

The Venerable Bede (673-735)

His book De Natura Rerum and dealt with natural Science,

A teacher at an English monastery. He also prepared lesson books for children.Subtopic

Aldhelm (640-709)

Book Septenario

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Children's Literature 1800 Century,Distinguished

Children's books

Express your feeling and opinions about the people in your life, the books you have been reading, the weather and your favorite food.

Children is the purpose

The History of Children's Book