Muslim & Christian

1. EARLY
CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION
& MUSLIM
EDUCATION
Prepared by:
Bajho Elan

2. EARLY
CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION

3. 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

5. EARLY CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION
Chi-Rho
“Christogram”
Milvian Battle

6. Chi – Rho
(Banner of
Constantine
The Great)

7. EARLY CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION

8. 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

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

10. EARLY CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Agencies and Organizations:
1. Catechumenal Schools
2. Catechetical Schools
3. Cathedral Schools

11. Top 10 Oldest
Schools in the
Philippines
EARLY CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

12. Methods Used:
1. Impromptu Exposition
2. Exhortation Method
3. Example Method
4. Catechetical Method
5. Rote Recitation
EARLY CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

13. 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 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

14. EARLY
MUSLIM
EDUCATION
700 A.D. – 1350 A.D.

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

16. EARLY MUSLIM
EDUCATION
Types:
1. Science
2. Vocational
3. Religious
4. Artistic Designing

17. EARLY MUSLIM
EDUCATION
Contents to be Studied:
1. Focused on Math
2. Science
3. Literature
4. Philosophy
5. History

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

19. EARLY MUSLIM
EDUCATION
Organization of Grade Levels
1.Elementary - @4
2.Secondary - @ 10
3.University

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

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

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

23. 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

24. References:
– https://educationalresearchtechniques.com
– https://www.cen.edu.au
– https://academia.edu
– https://prezi.com