Category: Classical Christian Education

Ethos, pathos, and logos explained: what each appeal means, how to tell them apart, examples from ads and speeches, and how to teach them at every stage.

In this episode, we examine the far-reaching consequences of the sexual revolution on families, faith, and human flourishing with Mary Eberstatdt, author…

Is America truly living in a post-Christian culture? And if so, what does that mean for the Church? Today, we chat with Aaron Renn, urban analyst and…

Teaching critical thinking isn’t about having the right curriculum. It’s about developing the right habits as a teacher. Here’s what that looks like in…

Did you ever stop to think that God’s common grace is what allows culture, arts, science, and ordinary vocations to flourish—even among non-Christians?…

Most critical thinking exercises treat it as a skill to drill. Classical education treats it as something deeper. Here’s how to develop it at every stage…

Classical education provides the method. Christian faith provides the foundation. Here’s what happens when you put them together — and why both words…

What does rigor really mean and why should it matter to your family? We break down the difference between rigor done well and rigor done poorly.

Modern education shapes workers and citizens. Classical education forms souls. A visual breakdown of the philosophy and why it changes everything.

Twenty-four centuries ago, Socrates taught by asking questions. It was so disruptive Athens executed him for it. Here’s how this ancient method still…