French for Children, A Review by Carol Hudson
At the beginning of last year, my nearly 11-year-old daughter started using French for Children, Primer A (FFCA) published by […]
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At the beginning of last year, my nearly 11-year-old daughter started using French for Children, Primer A (FFCA) published by […]
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Learning to how to participate in the Christian Classical Tradition (CCT) has meant taking a giant leap into conversations that
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Jennifer asked me to read “Plato: the Great Philosopher-Educator” from the series, “Giants in the History of Education” published by
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Review of C.S. Lewis: An Apologist for Education by, April Branch C.S. Lewis: An Apologist for Education, written by
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Nature Study Nature study, at least for me, is one of those things where I tend to live in
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On Obligations by Daniel James Of the various ways we think about and describe classical education, whether as the
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Sacred Canopy: Reflections on The Abolition of Man by Meghan Armstrong My mom and I had a conversation a
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Reflections on the Divine Comedy by Heidi White This summer I am reading The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri. From
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Its Summer! I don’t know about your house, but for us that means, sleeping in, as many trips to
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“I helped assemble some brothers up from the community. We converged, we prayed, we sang, we stopped some fights,
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Today I am over at LadyDusk Blog writing about Reveling in the Classics. Here is an excerpt. I
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Have you ever wondered how the abridgment version of Churchill’s ‘A History of the English Speaking People’ stands up to the original 4 Volumes? Well that is what this post is all about. Winston Churchill’s A History of the English Speaking People ~ Abridged vs. The 4 Volumes.
Do you want to go deeper in your understanding of the classical tradition? Listen to this interview with Karen Glass author of newly released book ‘Consider This: Charlotte Mason and the Classical Tradition.’
A book review of Karen Glass’ new book ‘Consider This: Charlotte Mason and the Classical Tradition’. Learn why I think this book is one the 2 most important books regarding the classical tradition written in the last 30 years.
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As I was thinking about how to express the Art of reading for this series, I was thinking I needed
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“It was at this point that Bilbo stopped. Going on from there was the bravest things he ever did.
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She asks: “For those of us who gave our students the foundational teachings through IEW, how would The Lost Tools
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