Blog posts in video form, example lessons, and interviews.
The other day I had the privilege of having a conversation with Daniel Maycock. Daniel is a Classical teacher,
Contemplating the Liberal Arts: The Quadrivium & An Interview with Daniel Maycock Read More »
How does one introduce a classic work of literature? I am still learning a lot about this, but, today I am sharing our first book discussion on the classic work of Beowulf from my Middle and High School literature class. You can think of this book discussion as a long Invitation stage of the mimetic sequence.
A Beowulf Discussion & One way to Introduce a Book Read More »
Thank you for seeking to learn more about the classical modes of teaching {Mimetic Teaching, Socratic Teaching, and Narration}. I too
Mimetic Lesson: Editing Subjects in Writing Read More »
Today’s Socratic Lesson is the first literature inspired lesson. As many of you know, we are reading Dante’s Inferno with
Socratic Lessons from the Inferno Read More »
