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Mission focuses on the centrality of academic excellence, grounded in a Catholic faith tradition.  \nrefLection invites us to pause and consider the world around us and our place within it.  \ndiscernMent invites us to be open to God’s spirit as we consider our feelings and rational thought in order to make decisions and take actions that will contribute good to our lives and the world around us.  \nsoLidarity and Kinship invites us to walk alongside and learn from our companions, both near and far, as we journey through life.  \nserVice rooted in justice and LoVe invites us to invest our lives into the wellbeing of our neighbors, particularly those who suffer injustice.  \ncura personaL is invites us to care for others recognizing the uniqueness and wholeness of each person.  \nMagis invites us to ask,“Where is the more universal good?”when making difficult decisions; it relates to the Jesuit motto, For the Greater Glory of God.  \n[www.jesuitresource.org](www.jesuitresource.org)","cbCaigAKmjgkkSTA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigAKmjgkkSTA","pdf",1445101,"English","# Jesuit Education\n## Core aims and values\n# Ignatian Pedagogy\n## Teaching principles and learning process\n## Evaluation and student responsibility\n# Mission and Ignatian heritage\n## reflection, discernment, solidarity, service, cura personalis, magis","[{\"question\":\"What are the main goals of Jesuit education?\",\"answer\":\"Jesuit education aims to develop the whole student—intellectually, morally, and spiritually—while fostering ethical values, lifelong learning, and integration of knowledge. 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