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" ... Natural philosophy, based largely on the works of Greek and Roman thinkers like Aristotle, Galen, Ptolemy, Archimedes and many others, therefore became a major part of the syllabuses of Medieval universities. Thanks to the preservation of these works by Arab scholars when they had been lost in the West after the collapse of the Roman Empire, Medieval scholars did not just study these texts and the works of the Arabs who added to them, but used them to make discoveries in their own right. Medieval scholars were particularly fascinated by the science of optics and invented eye glasses partly as a result of their studies using lenses to determine the nature of light and the physics of sight. The Fourteenth Century scientist Thomas Bradwardine and a group of other Oxford scholars called "the Merton Calculators" not only first formulated the Mean Speed Theorem but were also the first to use mathematics as a language to describe physics, laying the foundations of everything done in the science of physics ever since. ... "
" ... Secondly, this will mean that teachers must reconsider all their methodologies and prepare them for this new, blended learning environment. This will not be an option: no matter how successful teachers might have been in the previous environment, they will need to understand that those days are gone, and that they must now adapt to new standards. This requires openness toward being trained in the use of new tools, modifying their syllabuses , their evaluation methodologies, and understanding the role of each element in this new environment with new learning processes. ... "
" ... The beloved writer rose to prominence from her first novel about race relations in Alabama. Published in 1960, "To Kill a Mockingbird" won the 1961 Pulitzer Prize for fiction. It reportedly went on to sell more than 40 million copies and become a mainstay on school syllabuses for its moral explorations of rape and racial inequality. ... "