Jesuit Ratio Studiorum

The Ratio Studiorum, established in 1599 by the Jesuit order, is a framework for education that emphasizes structured learning and moral formation. It outlines a comprehensive curriculum and teaching methods designed to develop both intellectual and ethical dimensions of students. The document prioritizes Jesuit values, including critical thinking, personal reflection, and social responsibility. Its approach combines rigorous academics with spiritual growth, aiming to cultivate well-rounded individuals who are prepared to serve society. The Ratio Studiorum has influenced educational practices worldwide, promoting an organized and holistic approach to education.