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  1. The Seven Liberal Arts part 3: the fragile unity of the Trivium

    (Learning through the ages)

    The third in a series exploring the educational ideal that shaped learning across Europe for centuries.

  2. The Seven Liberal Arts part 2: three roads to knowledge

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    The second in a series exploring the educational ideal that shaped learning across Europe for centuries.

  3. The Seven Liberal Arts part 1: tools for learning

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    The first in a series exploring the educational ideal that shaped learning across Europe for centuries.

  4. Finally, a new book on the History of Education

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    An essential read for anyone interested in the roots and development of today’s education system If you’ve attended one of my talks, you’ll have heard me bemoan the conspicuous absence, from the shelves of actual and virtual bookshops, of any recent books…

  5. The day passes profitably: Robert Raikes and the Sunday school movement

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    An essay about the role played by the Sunday school movement in widening access to education in England and beyond.

  6. Learning Through the Ages comes to Substack

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    The Learning Through the Ages newsletter has moved to Substack, the popular platform for independent writing, and is now available on email, online at learningthroughtheages.substack.com or in the Substack app.

  7. Learning what we don’t need to know

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    I was invited to discuss my essay The Liberating Power of Education this weekend at the second Buxton Battle of Ideas festival.

  8. What do we mean by ‘the best that’s been thought and known’?

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    I was recently interviewed about my essay The Liberating Power of Education for a future episode of Dr James Mannion’s excellent long-form podcast, Rethinking Education.

  9. How we learned to teach ‘small children’

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    I have contributed two chapters to Routledge‘s History of Education, a primer for undergraduates which is due to be published in 2022.

  10. The Liberating Power of Education

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    I’m very proud to have contributed to the Academy of Ideas’ Letters on Liberty series of pamphlets, which has been doing a great job of showing what the much-devalued idea of ‘freedom’ can mean to us today.