Jesuit educators

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Jesuit educators are members of the Society of Jesus who specialize in a holistic, faith-informed approach to teaching that emphasizes critical reflection, social justice, and the formation of the whole person.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic religious educators
educators
group of people
associatedConcept Jesuit education NERFINISHED
Jesuit schools network NERFINISHED
apostolate of education
corePrinciple critical reflection
cura personalis
discernment
faith and justice integration
formation of the whole person
intellectual rigor
magis
service to others
social justice
educationPhilosophy faith-informed education
holistic education
liberal arts tradition
student-centered learning
emphasis academic excellence
care for the marginalized
critical thinking
ethical formation
global citizenship
interdisciplinary learning
reflection and action
social responsibility
spiritual development
geographicScope global
goal development of leadership
formation of men and women for others
integration of faith and reason
lifelong learning
promotion of justice
memberOf Society of Jesus NERFINISHED
pedagogicalApproach Ignatian pedagogy NERFINISHED
accompaniment of students
community-based learning
context-experience-reflection-action-evaluation model
mentoring relationships
service-learning
spiritual exercises-inspired reflection
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church
religiousOrder Society of Jesus NERFINISHED
religiousSpirituality Ignatian spirituality
typicalWorkplace Jesuit adult education programs
Jesuit high schools
Jesuit primary schools
Jesuit retreat centers
Jesuit universities

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Ignatian pedagogy developedBy Jesuit educators