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04-06-2011, 11:03
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Re: Learning: An Iterative Approach
I find it an interesting read to look at the medieval age Trivium style education and how its done. Obviously its an old system but the idea of education to be able to think for yourself and properly use information to have a viewpoint and defend it during the medieval age is noteworthy.
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