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Common Threads Rosemary Quaranta and Donna HutchinsonSmyth Expanding XU Montessori Program to Jr High School Integrates with XU Mission Statement Xavier is a Jesuit Catholic university rooted in the liberal arts tradition Our mission is to. Artful Dodgers Studios. About Jesuit Community College and Artful Dodgers Studios. Who we work with. Program examples. Contact and referral details. Jesuit Community College and . Artful Dodgers Studios. Looking to the Future. Jose Mesa SJ. Secretary for Secondary Education. . Colloquium Goals. To meet as a global network to respond together to the current challenges, especially the challenge to become a more effective apostolic network.. Fundamental Principles of . Montessori Educational Practices. Who was . Maria Montessori?. Medical doctor, scientist & researcher. : . Thorough understanding of physiological & psychological aspects of the human being. She was born in . Chiaravalle. , . Ancona. , Italy on August 31, 1870. . In 1875 Maria . moves with her family to . Rome.. In 1882 Maria . goes to a boys’ secondary school in order to study mathematics. A Continuous Pilgrimage. Jose Mesa SJ. Secretary for Secondary Education. . Colloquium Goals. To meet as a global network to respond together to the current challenges, especially the challenge to become a more effective apostolic network.. Michelle . Buntain. . Christina Norton. Concept Map. Christina & Michelle 12/05/2014 Christina Norton 11/11/2014. What is Cosmic Education?. Cosmic education, one of Dr. Montessori’s fundamental principles, provides the students with opportunities for exploration and appreciation of the world around them. “When the child goes out, it is the world itself that offers itself to him. Let us take the child out to show him real things instead of making objects which represent ideas and closing them in cupboards”. (Montessori, 1994) . Fr. Anthony . da Silva. , . SJ. Fr. Gerald R. . Blaszczak. , SJ. Fr. Francisco Javier . Álvarez. , SJ. Fr. Michael . Garanzini. , SJ. Fr. José Alberto Mesa, SJ. GC. . 35. and the Mission. MISSION. American Jesuit Institutions:. Thesis. Jesuit institutions for higher education were developed upon the workings and passion of St. Ignatius of Loyola; utilizing St. Ignatius’ own writings helped develop the foreground for Jesuit institutions and how the Ignatian Pedagogy and mission statement came to existence.. Mutual Mission. Jesuit Values and . Fraternity / Sorority Life. Eric Immel and Kirstin Leih. JASPA 2010. Mission Possible!. Today’s outline:. A brief history / synopsis of Jesuit Education. A brief description of institutionally adapted Jesuit values (Creighton and SLU, specifically). Elizabeth Arrington and Clare Hoelscher. Maria Montessori. (1870-1952). Maria Montessori’s Life and Work. 1870 - Born in Italy - Early life spent working around the house. 1890 - Enrolled in University of Rome - First woman doctor. – Uniting Women and Men for Others . wujacongress2017.org WHAT IS WUJA? • WUJA – the World Union of Jesuit Alumni – brings together former pupils or students of Jesuit schools and univers Registration includes admission and participation in all activities consolidated in the academic program: Lectures, Welcome Cocktail, Dinner of Honor Tour Medellin Tour ASIA Ignaciana Social Work, lun In 1548 just a little over 450 years ago ten members of the recently founded Society of Jesus opened the first Jesuit school in Messina in Sicily That event would have immense repercussions on th