Education during the Reformation
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John Calvin, a French theologian and lawyer, was influential in spreading the Reformation outside of Germany and Scandinavia. He developed the first functioning educational system in Geneva by investing in schools and believing education in languages and humanities was necessary to properly understand the Bible. Calvinism had a significant impact on later systems of education by promoting literacy, universities, and the idea that education should be available to all social classes.
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Education during the Reformation
- 1. Presented by: Glaiza Rose T. Agwilang MaEd
- 14. ENGLAND
- 19.  a French lawyer and theologian, was responsible for the success of the Reformation outside Germany and Scandinavia
- 20. •used religious motivations to bring civil promotion of education •invested himself in developing a functioning educational system in Geneva
- 21. •He believed that in order for someone to rightly divide God’s Word, they must be educated in language and in the humanities.
- 23. Impact of Calvinism on Education
- 24. Impact of Calvinism on Education
- 25. Impact of Calvinism on Education
- 26. Impact of Calvinism on Education
- 27. Impact of Calvinism on Education
- 28. Impact of Calvinism on Education
- 30. SUMMARY