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The Rhetoric Stage: Grades 10-12

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Overview of the
Rhetoric Stage

Subjects in the
Rhetoric Stage

Curriculum for the
Rhetoric Stage

Rhetoric Stage
Scope & Sequence

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Greek black-figure ware drinking cup from the Archaic period, mid 6th century BC. Courtesy of the excellent Classical Art Collection at the Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University in Georgia.


Overview of the Rhetoric Stage

This article by Christine Miller is really a compilation and condensation of the thought and discussions, taking place over a year’s time, of the on-line Classical Education Support Loop for homeschooling mothers. If you are still a bit fuzzy about the particulars of the Rhetoric stage of the trivium, this is the place to begin.

This section is still under construction. Look for additions in the coming weeks and months.


Subjects in the Rhetoric Stage

The subject of Rhetoric is the heart of the rhetoric stage curriculum. Besides the article on Rhetoric, there are also detailed articles about other subjects that could be included in the rhetoric stage of a Classical Christian Education: Art, Bible, History, Language, Literature, Math, Music, Oratory, Philosophy, Science, and Writing. This is where the rubber meets the road, where Classical Educational theory is taken out of its ivory tower and put into practice at the dining room tables of homeschooling families day in and day out. The methods and ideas discussed in these articles are merely the personal opinion, based on research and experience, of the authors. Readers are encouraged to take from these ideas where they can, and discard those that are incompatible with their principle and practice.

Art

Bible

History

Language

Literature

Math

Music

Oratory

Philosophy

Rhetoric

Science

Writing


This section is still under construction. Look for additions in the coming weeks and months.


Curriculum for the Rhetoric Stage

This suggested curriculum for the Rhetoric stage is Christine Miller’s favorite. It is compatible with all the articles found in this section of the website.

This section is still under construction. Look for additions in the coming weeks and months.


Rhetoric Stage Scope & Sequence

CCH’s suggestions for what should be covered in each grade in a course of classical study in the Rhetoric Stage, cross-linked to the online catalog.

This section is still under construction. Look for additions in the coming weeks and months.


Important Links:

The Core of Classical Education

Starting with Older Children

Scheduling the School Day


The Dialectic Stage Classical Homeschooling


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