In Classical Christian Education, we believe in the power of story to form a person. We're all living in a story. We have the Biblical story, which is the ultimate story; the story of the cosmos, which God is still authoring (from a human perspective). That story starts

This will be a post that I update periodically as I come across new terms, or people that others might like to know about. Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS) The Association of Classical Christian Schools was the first and is the largest member organization for classical Christian schools, formed

Last week I came across this article from 1941 by Mortimer Adler (the editor of the Great Books of the Western World series, as well as at least one book that's discussed in classical circles: The Paideia Proposal). I came across it while looking for the source of

Recently, I've been wrestling with what to do with cheating in my classroom. Do I name it and address it as such, or use other means to direct students toward what is right? Growing up in public school, my initial impulse is to call it out, and discipline

Yesterday, one of my students asked me why I reach for a dictionary (specifically, Noah Webster's American Dictionary of the English Language, from 1828) every time one of them asks the meaning of a word, instead of using Google. My response was that while technology can be useful,