Exploring Humanism in the Renaissance

Students explore how humanism transformed Renaissance thinking by comparing medieval and Renaissance worldviews.

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Students explore how humanism transformed Renaissance thinking by comparing medieval and Renaissance worldviews. Vocabulary, categorization, reflection, and historical thinker activities develop understanding of human potential, classical learning, and secular perspectives.

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Students will define humanism, Renaissance, secular, and classical learning.
Students will compare medieval and Renaissance worldviews.
Students will categorize ideas as medieval or Renaissance thinking and explain their reasoning.
Students will identify how Renaissance thinkers valued human potential and classical knowledge.

Exploring Humanism in the Renaissance

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