Summer Conference 2010

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The Three Philosophies of Education and American History
The Three Philosophies of Education and American History

Audio recording from Summer Conference 2010. Continue Reading

Date posted06/25/2011


The Fourth Canon of Rhetoric: More than Memorization
The Fourth Canon of Rhetoric: More than Memorization

Of the five canons of rhetoric, memory is treated by some of the most well-known modern rhetoric resources in underdeveloped and oversimplified ways, if it is considered at all. The insinuation given is that the fourth canon is simply… Continue Reading

Date posted11/1/2010


Why STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) Education Needs the Trivium
Why STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) Education Needs the Trivium

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Date posted06/26/2010


The Kind of People We Are: Education in Augustine’s “Confessions”
The Kind of People We Are: Education in Augustine’s “Confessions”

Audio recording from Summer Conference 2010. Continue Reading

Date posted06/25/2010


The Quadrivium
The Quadrivium

The four liberal arts of the Quadrivium – arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy – have been central to the Western vision of education since the time of Plato and Aristotle. They actually provide the tools of learning for many other… Continue Reading

Date posted06/25/2010


A New Apology for Classical Christian Education
A New Apology for Classical Christian Education

In this seminar I present a defense of Classical Christian Education that features seven reasons why it the best educational approach for our sons and daughters: 1) It provides a coherent means of understanding God, the world and ourselves… Continue Reading

Date posted06/24/2010