ON GOOD BOOKS
I have been on a journey of discovery to learn what principles and parameters define a “good” book. Good, as in that […]
Category: educational philosophy
the lost tools of learning
by Dorothy L. Sayers (1893-1967). First presented and read at a Vacation Course in Education, Oxford 1947. That I, whose experience of teaching […]
ON THE USE OF REAL BOOKS IN THE SECONDARY CURRICULUM
Real Books or Text Books? Most of the books recommended by CCH for use in the dialectic and rhetoric stages (the secondary […]
the history of education library
The links that follow provide greater information about the history of education in Western Civilization, both traditional (classical) and modern. These lists […]
on the trivium
“Whom will He teach knowledge? And whom will He make to understand the message? Those just weaned from milk? Those just drawn […]
of education
by John Milton (1608–1674). Taken from The Harvard Classics edition (1909–14). To Master Samuel Hartlib. Mr. Hartlib, I AM long since persuaded, that to say, or […]