The Demise of Classical Education - It is Worse Than We Thought

Published in March 20th, 2008

Posted by Kayley Kenzie in Reference & Education

The demise of classical education has created a problem in the minds of our youth today. Connected to this loss of classical education are the ideas, values, and visions of classical Greece and Rome. These are the ideas and values that shaped our nation and Western civilization.

Why Your Children Need a Classical Education

Published in March 18th, 2008

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Anyone who believes that an educational method that was developed thousands of years ago can be safely abandoned in a single generation has clearly tossed aside an important truth: Time is the best method for determining human behavior.

What I Discovered from Reading Homeschool Reviews

Published in March 17th, 2008

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I read many different homeschool reviews before I made the decision to homeschool my children. It was by reading about different parents’ experiences that helped me see the freedom you have when you can expand your child’s curriculum beyond the four to five mandatory core subjects.

What Exactly is a Christian Classical Education?

Published in March 16th, 2008

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How your children see the world and how they deal with life are influenced by their education. So is the strength of their personal character. The choice of determining where and how your children will be educated is one of the most difficult to make.

Homeschool Lesson Plans Made Simple

Published in March 16th, 2008

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Using theme-based learning is a great and fun way to homeschool your child. You and your child can brainstorm a theme from any topic that your child is interested in.

Why Children Should Read Classic Books

Published in March 10th, 2008

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It might not seem important for all people to read classic books. Aren’t they just for specialists? Actually, no. The very reason these books become classics is because they are for all people.

Should You Buy Homeschool Books Or Make Your Own?

Published in March 10th, 2008

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It is not necessary to spend a lot of money on homeschooling curriculum or homeschool books. Just by doing a little bit of research, you will be able to locate many resources to help build your own curriculum without making you broke.

Why a Classic Education is the Best Type of Education

Published in March 9th, 2008

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As educational systems go, classic education is among the most rigorous and traditional. In general, education is considered classical when it emphasizes learning language (usually Latin). Language serves as the foundation for liberal arts.

Classical Education Curriculum Made Easy

Published in March 7th, 2008

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The classical education curriculum is called the Trivium. This curriculum is divided into three separate phases. The first phase, or grammar stage, corresponds with elementary grades (1st-6th).

What Is The Classical Education Method?

Published in March 6th, 2008

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Parents who are interested in the classical education method often articulate the worry that the curriculum will be too rigorous for their children. Discipline and a challenging curriculum are definitely part of the classical education method.

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