June 2013

As classical educators, we want to do more than produce articulate and informed graduates prepared to join the workforce. We…

Martin Cothran, an experienced debater in print and on radio and television, discusses the important art of persuasion and how…

Modern assessment is not very old and it is not very classical. Where did it come from and why, when…

This seminar will trace the history of progressive education, beginning in 1890s with the emergence of several teacher’s colleges that…

In the 17th century John Amos Comenius devised a child-centered, practical curriculum. In response John Milton defended Classical Christian education.…

Based on the works of Tedd and Paul David Tripp along with years of practical application in the classroom, this…

A classical Christian education is both “holistic” and “formative.” It not only provides information for hungry intellects; it should also…

This seminar is designed for heads, division heads, and aspiring CCE school administrators. As the classical Christian movement continues to…

We were created to live in fellowship. As beautiful as it is to set a teacher in a classroom and…

This seminar will begin with a review of the relationship between the contemporary sciences and the role of the classical…