WorksheetsChapter 3: The Renaissance to the Age of Naturalism in Education
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
It aimed to develop individual personality through nature, art, music, literature and architecture.
Social Humanism
Individual Humanism
Reformation
Catholic Counter-Reformation
A secondary school type founded by the nobility for the nobility
Arts School
Literary Schools
Court Schools
Drama Schools
The spread of the Renaissance movement into Northern Europe was facilitated by the ______.
Heironymians or Bretheren of the Common Life
De Feltres
Latins
Italians
It aimed at eliminating the ignorance of the common people and the hypocrisy of social leaders.
Italian Humanism
Northern Humanism
Reformation
Catholic Counter-Reformation
He edited many of the Greek and Latin. Authors including the New Testament which latter became the basis of the King James Version in English.
John Strum
Juan Luis Vives
Erasmus
Roger Ascham
It involved political, economic, moral, philosophical and institutional changes. It was not merely a reform in religious doctrine.
Literary Realism
Social Realism
Reformation
Catholic Counter Reformation
This theory says that since God cannot be present to rule on Earth, the church must rule according to God’s laws.
Reformation
Theocracy
Democracy
Theology
This movement corrected the abuses of the church. Realizing that the Protestants used education to further their ends, the Catholic used education also to win back dissenters.
Literary Realism
Reformation
Catholic Counter Reformation
Social Realism
The Catholic also made distinct contributions to the development of the educational methods. From the Jesuits we have the following EXCEPT
Review
Repetition for mastery
Motivation by rivalry and emulation
Grade pupils according to ability
It aimed to prepare the aristocratic youth for the life of a gentleman in the world of affairs.
Literary Realism
Reformation
Catholic Counter Reformation
Social Realism
