Humanist Education Reforms and Grammar Schools in Renaissance Europe (1450–1600)

1. Gutenberg printing accelerates textbook circulation

   Jan 1, 1450Labels: Printing press, Books, Gutenberg

   • Britannica
   • Coll ge France

2. Hegius leads Deventer’s humanist Latin school

   Jan 1, 1474Labels: Alexander Hegius, Deventer School, Northern Humanism

   • New Advent
   • Wikipedia

3. Colet founds St Paul’s School, London

   Jan 1, 1509Labels: John Colet, St Paul, London

   • Britannica
   • Britannica

4. Collegium Trilingue opens in Leuven

   Jan 1, 1517Labels: Collegium Trilingue, Leuven, Language College

   • Wikipedia

5. Luther urges German cities to maintain schools

   Jan 1, 1524Labels: Martin Luther, German Cities, Reformation

   • Britannica
   • Arts Culture

6. Saxon visitation program links church oversight and schooling

   Jan 1, 1528Labels: Saxon Visitation, Electoral Saxony, Church Visitations

   • Cambridge PDF
   • Britannica

7. Francis I appoints royal readers in Paris

   Jan 1, 1530Labels: Francis I, Royal Readers, Coll ge

   • Coll ge France
   • Britannica

8. Sturm founds Strasbourg’s humanist Latin Gymnasium

   Jan 1, 1538Labels: Johannes Sturm, Strasbourg Gymnasium, Latin Gymnasium

   • Britannica
   • Mus e Protestant

9. Jesuits open their first college at Messina

   Jan 1, 1548Labels: Jesuits, Messina College, Society of

   • Boston College
   • Santa Clara

10. Jesuit Roman College expands advanced humanist training

    Jan 1, 1551Labels: Roman College, Jesuits, Teacher Training

    • Wikipedia

11. Strasbourg school gains degree-granting academy status

    Jan 1, 1566Labels: Strasbourg Academy, Degree-granting, Humanist School

    • Mus e Protestant
    • Wikipedia FR

12. Ratio Studiorum standardizes Jesuit school practice

    Jan 1, 1599Labels: Ratio Studiorum, Jesuit Curriculum, Standardization

    • Wikipedia
    • Jesuits East