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O izobraževanju in šolstvu in o izobražencih in šolnikih v srednjem veku na Slovenskem

Avtor(ji):Peter Štih
Soavtor(ji):Danijela Trškan (ur.), Darja Pipuš Sunesko (prev.), Danijela Trškan (prev.)
Leto:2011
Založnik(i):Oddelek za zgodovino Filozofske fakultete Univerze v Ljubljani, Ljubljana
Vir(i):Trojarjev zbornik
Jezik(i):slovenščina
Vrst(e) gradiva:besedilo
Ključne besede:srednji vek, slovensko ozemlje, šolstvo, izobraževanje, študij v tujini, Middle Ages, Slovenian territory, School system, education, study abroad
Zbirk(e):Historia: znanstvena zbirka Oddelka za zgodovino Filozofska fakultete v Ljubljani; 19
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Stalna povezava:https://hdl.handle.net/11686/file17922
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The article deals with education and the development of the school system in medieval Slovenia, which was very different that it is nowadays. Only a small percentage of the population was literate and had some connection with the school system, which on the other hand was not regulated, the »state« did not really care for it. There were no curricula or »knowledge catalogues«. Schooling was normally for the education of children within individual institutions and communities. Classes were adapted to these needs. For the Slovenian territory in the Middle Ages, it is typical to find first schools only after the end of the 12th Century, where one could absolve only the basic knowledge and obtain a rather modest education. Whoever desired more, for example lectures in septem artes liberales, law, medicine or theology, had to go abroad to study.
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  • identifikatorhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/31000
    • naslov
      • O izobraževanju in šolstvu in o izobražencih in šolnikih v srednjem veku na Slovenskem
      • On education and the School system and on the educated people and teachers in medieval Slovenia
    • ustvarjalec
      • Peter Štih
    • soavtor
      • Danijela Trškan (ur.)
      • Darja Pipuš Sunesko (prev.)
      • Danijela Trškan (prev.)
    • predmet
      • srednji vek
      • slovensko ozemlje
      • šolstvo
      • izobraževanje
      • študij v tujini
      • Middle Ages
      • Slovenian territory
      • School system
      • education
      • study abroad
    • opis
      • Članek obravnava izobraževanje in razvoj šolstva v srednjem veku na Slovenskem. Oboje se je kar v največji meri razlikovalo od modernega stanja. Pismenih je bilo le nekaj procentov prebivalstva in ti so tudi bili povezani s šolstvom, ki pa sistemsko ni bilo regulirano, »država« zanj ni skrbela. Tudi učnih načrtov in »katalogov znanja« ni bilo. Šolanje je bilo namenjeno predvsem vzgoji lastnega naraščaja znotraj posameznih institucij in skupnosti in tem potrebam je bil prilagojen tudi pouk. Za slovenski prostor v srednjem veku je značilno, da so prve šole v njem izpričane šele od konca 12. stol. naprej in da je bilo na njih možno absolvirati le osnovna znanja in doseči precej skromno izobrazbo. Kdor je hotel več - poslušati predavanja iz septem artes liberales, prava, medicine ali teologije - je moral iti na študij v tujino, kjer je od poznega srednjega veka naprej študiralo kar precejšnje število študentov s slovenskega ozemlja.
      • The article deals with education and the development of the school system in medieval Slovenia, which was very different that it is nowadays. Only a small percentage of the population was literate and had some connection with the school system, which on the other hand was not regulated, the »state« did not really care for it. There were no curricula or »knowledge catalogues«. Schooling was normally for the education of children within individual institutions and communities. Classes were adapted to these needs. For the Slovenian territory in the Middle Ages, it is typical to find first schools only after the end of the 12th Century, where one could absolve only the basic knowledge and obtain a rather modest education. Whoever desired more, for example lectures in septem artes liberales, law, medicine or theology, had to go abroad to study.
    • založnik
      • Oddelek za zgodovino Filozofske fakultete Univerze v Ljubljani
    • zbirka
      • Historia: znanstvena zbirka Oddelka za zgodovino Filozofska fakultete v Ljubljani; 19
    • datum
      • 2011
    • tip
      • besedilo
    • jezik
      • Slovenščina
    • jeDelOd
    • pravice
      • licenca: ccByNcNd