Category: Great Books

To help your students appreciate Dante, you will need to work on it too! In this post we tell you how to help both your students and yourself appreciate…

Ty Fischer guides us through lessons on sloth and healthy leisure found in the pages of Dante.

You need leisure. It forms you. It feeds you. It makes life better. You were made for Sabbath and leisure. The first day Adam saw the sunrise was a…

What do you do when your discussion falls flat? Here are some do’s and don’ts.

Wondering what books your student will need to read at each level of Omnibus? We’ve compiled a handy list for you!

This is the flip side of a two-part series. In the first post, I discussed three tactics a wise teacher could use to help boys love Jane Austen’s…

In this two-part post, we are going to discuss two complex topics. These topics will consist of two tasks that seem impossible for many classical…

Looking for a fun way to encourage discovery this summer? Our summer reading contest is in full swing! It continues through September 15, 2023. The first 100 participants receive a gift certificate at the end of the contest and a drawing will be held for three grand prize winners. Below are the contest rules. Veritas…

This post covers some things that worked well to make the readings memorable, the study efficient, and set our kids up for exam success. Sometimes they…

Why does classical education in the United States focus largely on Western Civilization? This blog post offers the reason behind this tendency.