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Education in Europe consisted almost exclusively of the teaching of foreign languages.
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Richard Mulcaster speaks eloquently for the use of english.
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Opened the first German mother tongue school at Koethen in Saxony.
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Ratke's basic principle expresed in this title
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"First of all the mother tongue must be learned" says this title originally published in Czech
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John Locke publishes "Some thoughts concerning education"
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Publishes "Short introduction to English grammar"
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The Renaissance schools remained unchallenged for nearly tow centuries. It was the period with the most important development of English.
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The first one was opened nearby Rhode Island
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Appears to answer the view that pre-adolescent children were particularly well-suited to the acquisition of foreign languages
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on 1961-1962 a small experiment to teach French to elementary students was published using a native-speaker leading the classes