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    Early Christian education focused on moral regeneration through religious and moral training using church doctrine, rituals, and virtues. It was centered around the Roman Catholic Church and flourished after Constantine recognized Christianity as the official state religion. Primary institutions included catechumenal schools, catechetical schools, and cathedral schools. Early Muslim education aimed to be scientific, practical, religious, and vocational. It focused on subjects like math, science, literature, and philosophy. Religious schools like maktabs and madrasas taught in mosques. Higher education was privileged while primary education was free.

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    Brief outline of Christian Education

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    Early Christian education focused on moral regeneration through religious and moral training using church doctrine, rituals, and virtues. It was centered around the Roman Catholic Church and flourished after Constantine recognized Christianity as the official state religion. Primary institutions included catechumenal schools, catechetical schools, and cathedral schools. Early Muslim education aimed to be scientific, practical, religious, and vocational. It focused on subjects like math, science, literature, and philosophy. Religious schools like maktabs and madrasas taught in mosques. Higher education was privileged while primary education was free.

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    Early Christian and Muslim Education Systems Compared

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    Early Christian education focused on moral regeneration through religious and moral training using church doctrine, rituals, and virtues. It was centered around the Roman Catholic Church and flourished after Constantine recognized Christianity as the official state religion. Primary institutions included catechumenal schools, catechetical schools, and cathedral schools. Early Muslim education aimed to be scientific, practical, religious, and vocational. It focused on subjects like math, science, literature, and philosophy. Religious schools like maktabs and madrasas taught in mosques. Higher education was privileged while primary education was free.

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    EARLY

    CHRISTIAN
    EDUCATION
    & MUSLIM
    EDUCATION

    Prepared by:

    MA. JONA GRACE S. NALE


    EARLY
    CHRISTIAN
    EDUCATION
    EARLY CHRISTIAN
    EDUCATION
     ROMAN CATHOLIC
    • Center of Education and Literacy
     CONSTANTINE I / THE GREAT
    • The first emperor who converted to Christian
    • He recognized Christianity as the Official State
    Religion
    Milvian Battle
    EARLY CHRISTIAN
    EDUCATION

    Chi-Rho

    “Christogram”
    Chi – Rho

    (Banner of
    Constantine
    The Great)
    EARLY CHRISTIAN
    EDUCATION
    EARLY CHRISTIAN
    EDUCATION
    Primary Aim:
     Moral Regeneration of the individual
    Types:
    1. Moral Training - teaches us the values and virtues in life
    2. Religious Training – teaches us all about Christianity
    EARLY CHRISTIAN
    EDUCATION

    Basic Elements:
    1. Church Doctrine
    2. Church Rituals
    3. Moral Virtues
    EARLY CHRISTIAN
    EDUCATION

    Agencies and Organizations:


    1. Catechumenal Schools
    2. Catechetical Schools
    3. Cathedral Schools
    Top 10
    EARLY CHRISTIAN
    Oldest
    EDUCATION
    Schools in
    the
    Philippines
    EARLY CHRISTIAN
    EDUCATION
    Methods Used:
    1. Impromptu Exposition
    2. Exhortation Method
    3. Example Method
    4. Catechetical Method
    5. Rote Recitation
    EARLY CHRISTIAN
    EDUCATION
    Financing:
     Students availed free education

    Outstanding Contributions of Education:


     Conversion of more than one-half of the world into
    Christianity with the highest ideals of spirituality and
    morality
    EARLY
    MUSLIM
    EDUCATION

    700 A.D. – 1350 A.D.


    EARLY MUSLIM
    EDUCATION

    Aims:
    1. Scientific
    2. Practical
    3. Religious
    4. Vocational
    EARLY MUSLIM
    EDUCATION

    Types:
    1. Science
    2. Vocational
    3. Religious
    4. Artistic Designing
    EARLY MUSLIM
    EDUCATION
    Contents to be Studied:
    1. Focused on Math
    2. Science
    3. Literature
    4. Philosophy
    5. History
    EARLY MUSLIM
    EDUCATION

    Agencies of Education:
    1. Elementary School
    2. Secondary School
    3. University
    EARLY MUSLIM
    EDUCATION

    Organization of Grade Levels


    1. Elementary - @4
    2. Secondary - @ 10
    3. University
    EARLY MUSLIM
    EDUCATION

    Religious School
    Maktabs (Mosque)
    Madrasa
    EARLY MUSLIM
    EDUCATION

    Method of Instruction
    1. Lecture
    2. Observation
    3. Experimentation
    EARLY MUSLIM
    EDUCATION

    Financing:
     Free Primary Education
     Higher Education was a Privilege
    EARLY MUSLIM
    EDUCATION

    Outstanding Contributions to Education


    1. Use of Zero
    2. Use of Decimal System
    3. Using the laboratory and experimental
    method in teaching of Science

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