Classical Christian Movement Classical Education and the Arts of the Beautiful The Arts and the Liberal Arts The traditional seven liberal arts are part of the wealth we have inherited from…Society For Classical LearningApril 1, 2010
Classical Christian Movement Competitive High School Debate – Why Isn’t Your School Doing It? Let’s start with full disclosure. I’ve been a debate coach for precisely eight months. My school, like many of yours,…Society For Classical LearningApril 1, 2010
Classical Christian Movement Astronomy: The Cinderella of the Liberal Arts If the three subjects of the Trivium are the presentable sisters of the liberal arts, astronomy is the humble stepsister…Society For Classical LearningApril 1, 2010
Classical Christian Movement Liberal Education and the Art of “Seeing” For more than forty years, except for an occasional recess, I have played pool frequently and with serious intent. In…Society For Classical LearningApril 1, 2010
Classical Christian Movement “I Know of No Way of Judging of The Future But By The Past” Following the establishment of Jamestown as the first permanent English settlement in the New World in 1607, it was set…Society For Classical LearningApril 1, 2010
Classical Christian Movement Aiming Lower The other day I stopped briefly to read a stray blog post, where I can’t remember. I do remember that…Society For Classical LearningApril 1, 2010
Classical Christian Movement The STEM Pipeline Meets the Trivium Classical Christian Education, the latest, cutting edge curricular development in American education, was also the educational Gold Standard in the…Society For Classical LearningApril 1, 2010
Classical Christian Movement Greek Ruins A speechwriter from Vice President George Bush once prepared a stump speech peppered with a bit of Thucydides, a Greek…Society For Classical LearningApril 1, 2010