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Evolution of educational thought 99242823a24c29f18575d30a70d3f1b9, Higher…

- - - - primary education(Ludus Litterarius)
        
        The children learned to read, write and calculate
      - secondary education(Grammaticus)
        
        It was more advanced and focused on the study of grammar, rhetoric, and literature
- - - - He sought to reconcile the Christian faith with reason and classical philosophy, mainly from Aristotle
    - - They arose in response to the growing demand for higher education and the need to train professionals
  - - - examples:
        
        Experience Based Education
        
        He emphasized the importance of experience and direct contact with reality
        
        Education for citizenship
        
        It formed responsible citizens and committed to the well-being of society
        
        Integral education
        
        That encompasses all dimensions of the human being
        
        education for the individual
        
        He valued individual development
        
        Humanism
        
        It was a mainstream in the renaissance
  - - - Some of his approaches are
        
        Ethics training and citizenship
        
        emotional and social development
        
        critical and creative thinking
        
        appreciation of the humanities
        
        Reflection and self-assessment