WHY HISTORY?
History is one of the core subjects of the classical curriculum, after Bible and Language studies – grammar, logic, and rhetoric – […]
older children “catching up” in classical education
(Or in any educational method) Many children begin classical education, not in kindergarten, but come to it later from another educational method. […]
economics for the citizen
“Last fall semester, I didn’t teach for the first time in 37 years. No, I haven’t retired. It was my semester-off reward for two […]
CLASSICAL EDUCATION AND HUMANISM, PART TWO
classical education and humanism, part one Although the humanists rejected God and Christianity, classical studies do not necessitate such rejection. The greatest great […]
CLASSICAL EDUCATION AND HUMANISM, PART ONE
I was recently asked how to provide a Christian classical education for children that will not lead them to humanism. Let’s begin […]
a return to biblical literacy
The good news in this Breakpoint Commentary by Chuck Colson is that “In a survey commissioned by the Bible Literacy Project, Dr. Marie […]