Humanist education emphasized critical thinking, questioning, and the development of the individual, rather than rote memorization.

Erasmus of Rotterdam was a Dutch humanist scholar who wrote extensively on religious, social, and educational topics.

Erasmus of Rotterdam wrote the book "The Praise of Folly", which satirized the corruption and hypocrisy of the Catholic Church.

Humanist education aimed to develop well-rounded individuals with a broad knowledge of the humanities, including literature, history, philosophy, and rhetoric.

Mathematics was not typically included in a humanist education, which focused primarily on the humanities.

Humanist education contributed to the Protestant Reformation by providing a critical perspective on the Catholic Church, promoting the study of the Bible in the vernacular, and encouraging people to question authority and seek personal salvation.

Thomas More is known for his book "Utopia", which describes an ideal society based on humanist principles.

Humanist education led to the decline of Latin as a literary language, encouraged the use of the vernacular in literature and scholarship, and resulted in the standardization of national languages.

The University of Paris was not a humanist school founded during the Renaissance.

Humanist education influenced the development of modern science by encouraging the use of observation and experimentation, promoting the study of mathematics and natural philosophy, and leading to the rejection of traditional authorities and beliefs.

Niccolò Machiavelli is known for his book "The Prince", which is a treatise on political power and statecraft.

Humanist education played a significant role in the development of civic humanism by emphasizing the importance of active participation in civic life, promoting the study of history and political philosophy, and encouraging the development of moral and ethical values.

Desiderius Erasmus is known for his book "The Education of a Christian Prince", which provides guidance on how to rule a kingdom in a just and ethical manner.

Humanist education contributed to the development of modern education by emphasizing the importance of a well-rounded education, promoting the use of active learning methods, and encouraging the development of critical thinking skills.

Baldassare Castiglione is known for his book "The Courtier", which describes the ideal qualities of a Renaissance courtier.