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Education in the Renaissance: Key Concepts

The document discusses the similarities and differences between Christian education, monasticism, and scholasticism. It provides a Venn diagram showing that both Christian education and scholasticism involve understanding Christian doctrines and critical thinking. Monasticism and scholasticism share a focus on fixed religious dogma. All three played important roles in education during the medieval period by encouraging literacy and preserving ancient literature. The document also lists the goals of different philosophical movements during the Renaissance period in education, such as guiding people to a better life (humanism) and equipping individuals to adjust to their environment (naturalism).

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Education in the Renaissance: Key Concepts

The document discusses the similarities and differences between Christian education, monasticism, and scholasticism. It provides a Venn diagram showing that both Christian education and scholasticism involve understanding Christian doctrines and critical thinking. Monasticism and scholasticism share a focus on fixed religious dogma. All three played important roles in education during the medieval period by encouraging literacy and preserving ancient literature. The document also lists the goals of different philosophical movements during the Renaissance period in education, such as guiding people to a better life (humanism) and equipping individuals to adjust to their environment (naturalism).

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Direction: Determine the similarities and differences between the Christian education and schools,

Monasticism and Scholasticism through Venn Diagram.

Similarities Differences
1. Monasticism Separates from the
society, either to abide
alone as a religious
recluse.
2. Christian Seeks to develop in
education growing persons a
progressive and
continuous development
of a Christian character.
3. Scholasticism Harmonize Christian
teaching with the works
of the Greek
philosophers. It
reconciles faith and
reason.
4. Christian Both understanding of
education/ the doctrines of
Scholasticism Christianity and the
growth of the critical
intellectual thinking.
Both intertwined.
5. Monasticism/ They are both fixed
Scholasticism religious dogma.
They both plays an
important role in
Christian churches
6. Christian They both have
education/ contribution in the field
Monasticism of education. It also
encouraged literacy,
promoted learning and
preserved the ancient
literature.
7. Christian They are all Christian
education/ religious group that
Monasticism/ provides education
Scholasticism during the medieval and
renaissance period.
Direction: Identify the goals of education in the following philosophical movements during the renaissance
period.

Philosophical Movements Goals in Education


1. Humanism To guide people to more enlightened way of
life and create a better world for future
generations.

2. Realism To give to the pupil a complete knowledge


and understanding of human society and
human nature.

3. Rationalism To spend more time thinking the goals and


future. It is all about future and progress
oriented.

4. Disciplinism To develop the child as healthy and active


personality in a natural setting.

5. Naturalism To equip the individual for struggle, for


existence and thus to ensure his survival or
enable the individual to adjust himself to the
environment.

PREPARED BY:
MERCY SALVACION PATAK

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