June 2016

Helping students increase their level of engagement and depth of thinking is one of the quickest, simplest, and most effective…

Digital screen technologies are playing an ever-increasingly present role in our lives and the lives of our students. While such…

Historical “facts” do not speak for themselves. They have meaning only when we place them into a narrative frame. As…

The culture of American education is increasingly focused on one goal: higher performance at a younger age. As a result,…

Douglas Wilson’s 1991 Recovering the Lost Tools of Learning in classical Christian education enjoys continued growth to this day. Since…

In his book Teaching as Story Telling, Kieran Egan encourages teachers to incorporate imaginative storytelling techniques into our lessons. But…

Constant saturation with technology can produce students who are jaded and apathetic. However, humans bearing the divine image are designed…

Although many classical educators readily acknowledge the importance of the verbal and mathematical arts, there is often less con dence…

Our fragmented age tends to think of everything we do in school as a subject, no more or less important…

Most math teachers love mathematics and one of their greatest desires is to nurture a similar love in their students.…