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Ancient Education, DEYSI YARISEL OJO 6-713-1044 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - That the participant knows and analyzes Luther's reform as a reference for education in the Renaissance.
      - Que el participante comprenda la importancia que tuvo la nueva ciencia durante el renacimiento
      - That the participant analyze the work of Juan Comenio as a reformer of education
      - That the participant understands the educational landscape of oriental ideas
    - - He made an important contribution to education by translating the Bible into German
      - He considered that educational institutions exist was extremely imperfect
      - The primary goal of college education was spiritual
        
        Prepare candidates for clergy
    - - The man must think for himself and the teacher must be a model of independent thinking
      - Education implies, therefore, a continuous reconstruction of knowledge
    - - I was especially optimistic
      - Nature acts at the right time
      - Nature prepares the material, before starting to shape it
      - Nature chooses an appropriate subject to act on it or first subjects it to a suitable treatment to convert it
    - - Eastern thought has often favored progressive social trends
  - - - That the participant knows and analyzes the scholastic and university education processes of the Middle Ages
      - That the participant make an appreciation about education in middle age.
      - Have the participant analyze the pedagogical ideals of the Renaissance.
      - That the participant analyze the evolution of humanistic education
    - - Teaching methods are Bazán in the formal lecture, which students should memorize
      - The students exercised the command of the University of Bologna, while the teachers governed the destinies of the University of Bologna
    - - The weak point of medieval education was its lack of interest in the experimental sciences
    - - Represents a new stage in human culture
      - The middle class acquired great importance
        
        Permanent aspects of European civilization
        
        Nationalism
        
        The glorification of wealth
    - - There were real spiritual needs
      - It was one of the most significant movements in the history of education