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1. www.catholicnewsagency.com › column › 53586Back to School: The Catholic Philosophy of Education

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   Aug 10, 2016 · Aug 10, 2016. "It's back to school," the many ads remind us. The noble work of education will soon begin anew. The word, educate, from the Latin educere, means to lead out of. Educators worthy of ...

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   Oct 31, 2019 · Catholic education has existed in Canada since the early seventeenth century and the arrival of French settlers. Today, Canada is a federal state, with ten provinces and three territories, each possessing – as guaranteed by the conditions of Canada’s founding in 1867 and its constitution in 1982 – a very high degree of independence in the spheres of education, health, and social welfare.

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   Council’s Declaration on Christian Education, 1965). The basic principles of Catholic education, philosophy of education, and teacher education are generally present in Catholic schools and uni-versities around the world. Given the distinctive character of Canadian history and the Canadian context,however,howCatholiceducationgrewin

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   Aug 3, 2018 · ‘Catholic philosophy of education’, compared to the possible alternative ‘Catholic educational theory’, might be thought better to convey an expectation of fruitful disciplinary interactions around ‘philosophy’ in the narrower sense – which sense, of course, is retained in line with essential Catholic commitments to reason and to participation in public debates.

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   THE CATHOLIC PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION. consider the majority of Catholic whether the ferment of that powerful very placid a surface. It is therefore a thing of great for Catholic People's Colleges' is about. dential college - 'a place of adult. flows from the daily Mass, where men a more active part in the Catholic life.

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   Catholic Philosophy of Education:: Before and after the Second Vatican Council. Download. XML. Jacques Maritain and Bernard Lonergan:: Two Catholic Philosophers of Education. Download. XML. The Aim and End of the Catholic School:: The Role of Knowledge and Learning. Download.

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   What is the philosophy of Catholic education?

   • The philosophy of Catholic education integrates several aspects of the faith into the curriculum in age-appropriate ways. It includes: Biblical tradition, Early Christian Church and its heresies and their results, Spirituality and prayer, Liturgy, Doctrine, and Ecumenism: a study of the world religions and the Third World.

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   What makes Catholic education distinctively Catholic?

   • What makes Catholic education distinctively Catholic, however, is its philosophy of education, i.e., the inspiration, vision, and principles that guide the institutions, administrators, staff, and students. Catholic philosophy of education is not monolithic.

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   Does Catholicism have a school system?

   • The Catholic community in the United States has a long-standing commitment to education, as evidenced by the school system it has created. The Encyclopedia of Catholicism asserts that this commitment goes back to the very first Catholic settlers in the New World.

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   What is philosophy of Education?

   • ‘Philosophy of education is not an external application of readymade ideas to a system of practice having a radically different origin and purpose: it is only an explicit formulation of the problems of the formation of right mental and moral habitudes in respect to the difficulties of contemporary social life’ (331). 18.

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   Who influenced Catholic education?

   • Further, philosophers such as the French Thomist, Jacques Maritain (1882–1973), who lectured periodically in Canada from the 1930s to the early 1950s, and the Canadian Jesuit Bernard Lonergan (1904–1984) had an important influence on Catholic educational thought.

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   What documents are used in Catholic education?

   • These documents include statements from the Congregation for Catholic Education, apostolic constitutions of the Pope, and pronouncements from Church councils, such as Gravissimum Educationis (the Second Vatican Council’s Declaration on Christian Education, 1965).

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9. oxfordre.com › education › educationCatholic Theology and Philosophy of Education | Oxford ...

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   The roots of a Catholic philosophy of education are grounded in Catholic theology. That is, the great Mediaeval Christian commentators articulate their conceptions of education and its purposes informed by a Christian theological understanding of the nature of human beings, their relationship to God, and to their common, final end.