The education system in medieval America

The education system in medieval America comprised cathedral schools, monastic schools, universities, apprenticeships, and guilds. Cathedral schools focused on religious studies, preparing future clergy and scholars. Monastic schools emphasized literacy and scriptural studies, providing basic education for the laity. Universities served as centers of higher learning, offering advanced degrees in law, medicine, and philosophy. Apprenticeships provided practical training in crafts and trades, teaching skills through hands-on experience. Guilds were professional associations for craftsmen that supported education and training in specific trades.