why were reformers?what were their views regarding western education?
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The religious revolution that took place in the Western church in the 16th century was termed as Reformation also known as Protestant Reformation . Its prominent leaders were Martin Luther and John Calvin.
Education was the privilege of only wealthy aristocrats and priests but the reformers brought about the change by making it available to all. Their schools provided education to girls and saw the importance of developing the potential of every child for the glory of God.They believed that the primary responsibility of educating children laid upon the church and parents.They regarded teachers as officers and servants of the church who needed to be well trained in the subjects they would teach but also secure a degree in theology and possess mature and good character.
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Reformers were the people who help the views that it was essential to do away bade unjust social practices.
Thus , they held the view that and awareness and western education would automatically eradicate the evils prevailing in the society. Most reformers were of the few that upliftment of woman was essential for the emancipation of society from social evils....
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