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By Martin Robinson Ian Gilbert | Comments: ( 688 ) | Date: ( Jan 26, 2020 )

Universities in the Middle Ages focused on three skills to develop the intellectual abilities of students, one grammar, two logic, and three rhetoric In this well researched and fascinating work discover how these three tenets are as relevant in education today as they were eight hundred years ago.Martin Robinson has taught for twenty years in state schools in LondoUniversities in the Middle Ages focused on three skills to develop the intellectual abilities of students, one grammar, two logic, and three rhetoric In this well researched and fascinating work discover how these three tenets are as relevant in education today as they were eight hundred years ago.Martin Robinson has taught for twenty years in state schools in London, as a teacher, head of department, head of faculty, assistant head teacher, and AST He s now an entrepreneur, company director, and playwright interested in developing creativity in schools.Education policy and practice is a battleground Traditionalists argue for the teaching of a privileged type of hard knowledge and deride soft skills Progressives deride learning about great works of the past, preferring soft 21st century skills such as creativity and critical thinking By looking at the great thinkers from Ancient Greece to the present day and through interviews with opinion formers, policy makers and practitioners, including Alain de Botton, Daniel T Willingham, Matthew Taylor and Elizabeth Truss MP, this book explores whether a contemporary trivium Grammar, Dialectic and Rhetoric can unite institutions, teachers, politicians and parents in the common pursuit of providing a great education for our children in the 21st century.Martin Robinson sets out on a quest to discover the kind of education he wishes for his daughter and we all learn a great deal in the process I love his writing wise, well informed, provocative, thinking out loud Robinson engages his reader from first to last A terrific feat.Melissa Benn, writer and author of School Wars The Battle for Britain s EducationTrivium 21c is essential reading for all educators and observers of the seemingly endless public debate about education who wish to go beyond simplistic polarities and find a way to integrate and relate in a historical context seemingly contradictory approaches.Ian Bauckham, Head Teacher and President,Association of School and College Leaders ASCL 2013 14In schools today a focus on contemporary relevance too often trumps educational depth Martin Robinson makes a compelling case that turning instead to the tradition of the liberal arts can open the minds of a new generation.Marc Sidwell, co author of The School of Freedom, Managing Editor City A.M.For the open minded reader there is much to learn I agree with Robinson that for students to acquire a sound blend of knowledge, questioning expertise, and communication skills i.e the trivium is the basis of a great education.Dr Jacek Brant, Head of Curriculum, Pedagogy and Assessment CPA , Senior Lecturer in Business Education, Institute of Education, University of LondonAnybody interested in education, citizenship, or how we want our children to learn would find this a thought provoking read.Sunder Katwala, Director of British Future, the independent think tankAfter 20 years working in London in state schools as teacher, head of department, AST, senior leader and QCA associate with a focus on creativity Martin Robinson is now a parent, writer and consultant with an interest in how the arts should influence education.

  • Title: Trivium 21c: Preparing Young People for the Future with Lessons From the Past
  • Author: Martin Robinson Ian Gilbert
  • ISBN: 9781781350546
  • Page: 173
  • Format: Paperback

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  • Michael Layden

    I found this a highly useful book. Martin Robinson is a teacher himself and has excelled in his field. As is common with all great teachers he is driven to try and understand what works and what doesn't more than most. The birth of his daughter has greatly focused his interest in the role of education and it's practical application. This deep interest has led him on a highly productive quest. He has returned to the basic Trivium of grammar, logic and rhetoric. His journey brings him from Aristol [...]

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  • Tonia

    Martin Robinson's Trivium 21c is the story of his quest to discover the foundations of classical education and whether it's tenets can be used in our present day school system. Through a variety of interviews with noted educators and his own study, we get a glimpse of his discoveries.His book is focused on the trivium - grammar, dialectic, and rhetoric. While he does mention the quadrivium as well, this work focuses specifically on the trivium, and it's proponents and dissenters. He discusses ea [...]

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  • The Literate Chimp

    great introduction to the Trivium. I will need to go back and re-read to get a good grip on some of the ideas, but the book provided a fascinating framework and inspired me to read more about rhetoric. Now need to look at applying the insight to my own practice.

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  • Mark

    I enjoyed this, it was useful in my current research into the trivium for my own teaching practice. The book is thorough although I would have liked it to have touched on some of the conspiracies linked to the trivium. In all, very good.

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  • Zeba Clarke

    Very worthwhile exploration of what schools should be doing, whether there is a canon, how to create a balanced approach to education and how students should emerge from full time education. Highly recommended - very balanced, thoughtful and engaging.

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  • Christopher Beckett

    I would recommend this book to anyone interested in education, philosophy, classicism and teaching. Every page is entertaining, informative and thought-provoking, and has helped shaped my own pedagogy.

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  • Al

    Really interesting attempt to bridge the traditionalist-progressive divide in education by going back to not just underlying values but also a look at how education has changed. Written in a very discursive way , it could have perhaps benefitted from some editing. However an immensely valuable book and one I think I will need to read again.

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  • Matt

    Robinson's central idea of 'progressive traditionalism' in education is excellent, but his exposition of that idea desperately needs focus, follow-through, and editing.

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