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    The document provides an overview of the foundations of education course. It begins with an opening prayer. It then provides a presentation on the Renaissance period, including that the term means "rebirth" in Italian, that it originated in Italy in the 14th-15th century and spread to Europe in the 16th-17th century. It discusses the Middle Ages, the Roman Empire, the fall of Rome, and the Medici family. It also outlines some aims of education during the Renaissance as well as types of education and methods of instruction.

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    The document provides an overview of the foundations of education course. It begins with an opening prayer. It then provides a presentation on the Renaissance period, including that the term means "rebirth" in Italian, that it originated in Italy in the 14th-15th century and spread to Europe in the 16th-17th century. It discusses the Middle Ages, the Roman Empire, the fall of Rome, and the Medici family. It also outlines some aims of education during the Renaissance as well as types of education and methods of instruction.

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    The document provides an overview of the foundations of education course. It begins with an opening prayer. It then provides a presentation on the Renaissance period, including that the term means "rebirth" in Italian, that it originated in Italy in the 14th-15th century and spread to Europe in the 16th-17th century. It discusses the Middle Ages, the Roman Empire, the fall of Rome, and the Medici family. It also outlines some aims of education during the Renaissance as well as types of education and methods of instruction.

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    FOUNDATIONS OF

    EDUCATIONS
    EDUC 212
    Imelda A. Favor
    Maed TLE
    God of Grace,

    Prayer
    We open our hearts, minds and soul to worship
    to you. Thank you for living in our presence
    and as we gather together, we join with all in
    this session to glorify your holy name.

    Come be with us, inspire us and lead us in our


    time together.

    We ask all this in the beautiful name of Jesus.


    Amen.

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    RENAISSANCE PERIOD
    Renaissance

    R
    •An Italian word Rinacista

    •"rebirth“, French word

    •Italy, Florence -14th to 15th Century

    •Europe – 16th to 17th Century

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    Middle Ages
     a period that took place between the fall of ancient Rome
    in 476 A.D. beginning of the 14th century, Europeans
    made few advances in science and art.
     known as the “Dark Ages,” the era is often branded as a
    time of war, ignorance, great famine and pandemics such
    as the Black Death or “Bubonic Plague”

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    Roman Empire
     Spread out to Europe, Asia and Africa
     Julius Ceasar, Former Roman Dictator
     Native Cultures replaced
     Focused in infrastructure

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    Fall of Rome
    • Corruption
    • Division of Empire
    • Invasion of German Odoacer

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    Gates of Paradise

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    Medici Family

     an art-loving family of wealthy bankers, helped


    fund the Renaissance.

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    Aims of Education

     Promote gender Equality


     Develop a student into a well-
    rounded adult.

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    Types of Education

     Humanist Curriculum

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    Method of Education

     “ready-made structure” of
    instruction
     Classical Christian School Movement “CCE”

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    RENAISSANCE HUMANISM
    Humanism

    H
    •Italy, 14th Century

    •cultural movement

    •Bubonic Plaque terrorize Europe

    •Feudalism government

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    Humanism
     No belief in afterlife
     Educational and intellectual program of the
    Renaissance
     They believed people should be educated in
    classical art, literature, and science
     focused more on the importance of humans and
    their qualities than spiritual or religious matters

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    Fathers of Renaissance Humanism

    Francesco Petrarch Dante Alighieri Giovanni Boccaccio

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    Renaissance Geniuses

    Leonardo da Vinci Desiderius Erasmus Rene Descartes Galileo


    Mona Lisa &
    Humanist movement “I think; therefore I am.” telescopes
    The Last Supper

    Nicolaus Copernicus Thomas Hobbes Geoffrey Chaucer Niccolo Machiavelli


    heliocentric solar system “Leviathan” “The Canterbury Tales “The Discourses on Livy”

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    Reformation

    R
    • Protestantism

    • Printing press – Johann Gutenbrg

    •Church wrong practices

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    Martin Luther
    • Leader of the Reformation

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    Reformed Church Practices:
    • Less Money for the Church
    • Reform Spreads through Northern Europe
    • The Church of England
    • War

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    https://www.history.com/topic
    s/renaissance/renaissance
    Thank you The Renaissance, 
    History World Internation
    al
    .

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