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Identity politics is a hot topic in our culture today. As we are tasked with the formation of the next generation, how can we enter into the conversation with a gospel perspective. In classical education we are committed to Great Books for… Continue Reading
A successful classical and Christian education teaches students what to love. This begs the question, do your students love Latin? I mean LOVE it? Do they look forward to each class and excitedly find Latin connections at home and in their… Continue Reading
In an attempt to develop scientific literacy, science education traditionally begins with the dissemination of facts, concepts, theories and laws relevant to a specific field of study. However, the terms theory and law- terms ubiquitous in… Continue Reading
Abstract: I have taught art for 30 years and have often had teachers share with me how difficult it can be to apply spiritual applications to art. In this workshop I will demonstrate specific devotions teachers can use to teach the process… Continue Reading
This workshop will feature one of the most influential authors whom you may have never heard of. During the Augustan age, Vitruvius wrote the first extant book on classical architecture. Vitruvius’ work continued to be a source of great… Continue Reading
Modern progressive pedagogy understands its primary objective to be the formation of critical thinkers. Unfortunately, progressive education has come to define critical thinking primarily in terms of creativity rather than logical analysis… Continue Reading
“Guess what? Men can get pregnant!” these were the words of a second grader at our school. San Francisco is ground zero for culture wars surrounding sexuality, technology, and postmodernism. We don’t have the option of waiting to discuss… Continue Reading
While our schools’ primary mission is the education of students, we cannot do that well without sustained efforts in helping parents better understand classical Christian education. Veritas School in Richmond, Virginia, has developed a… Continue Reading
This workshop delves into the moral and ethical considerations surrounding the use of AI in classical Christian education. Join us as we explore the transformative possibilities of AI-generated tools and resources for supporting and… Continue Reading
Abstract: A holistic education, one that truly considers the whole child, must be judged not merely on the life of the mind, but the engagement of the student's heart. With this in mind, the culture and life of the school in and out of the… Continue Reading
It is common in the pursuit of deep, rigorous academics, for our classroom practices to tend to form unevenly developed students-students who can “show what they know” through conventional tests, essays, and speeches, but who are… Continue Reading
Abstract: We put a lot of time and effort into making sure we hire the right people, and for good reason. But often we don’t spend the same energy on making sure new hires have a smooth transition and are prepared for their role. In this… Continue Reading
