EDER 395 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Grey Nuns, Society Of The Priests Of Saint Sulpice
4 Jun 2018
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Short Documentary: The Education of Muhammad Hussein
Blog-->Main idea of the writer
-how did you grapple with it?
First rule of teaching ethics is realizing your own prejudice
-put your best foot forward
-your crap is what makes you who you are
Skills
-ask questions
-never think you are a master at anything
-no fake news (where you get your sources from)
If people say things that can polarize you, bring it back to a class discussion
-and why question
History of religion in Quebec
-From the very beginning of French colonization in the 17th century – religious orders of men
and women were involved in education in New France. Jesuits, Sulpicians, Grey Nuns,
Congregation of Notre Dame were responsible for almost all of the formal education in New
France.
--The grey nuns still technically own Montreal
-After the British conquest, the Catholic Church resisted all attempts to place the authority for
education in the hands of the state
-BNA Act of 1867 – Education comes under provincial jurisdiction while protecting the rights of
Catholics and Protestants to confessional schools
-Catholic and Protestant communities ran their schools with little or no government interference
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Document Summary
First rule of teaching ethics is realizing your own prejudice. Your crap is what makes you who you are. Never think you are a master at anything. No fake news (where you get your sources from) If people say things that can polarize you, bring it back to a class discussion. From the very beginning of french colonization in the 17th century religious orders of men and women were involved in education in new france. Congregation of notre dame were responsible for almost all of the formal education in new. After the british conquest, the catholic church resisted all attempts to place the authority for education in the hands of the state. Bna act of 1867 education comes under provincial jurisdiction while protecting the rights of. Catholic and protestant communities ran their schools with little or no government interference. Protestant, have advisory and regulatory powers regarding all matters relating to religion in the schools.
