“Above all things one should train and exercise a child’s memory. Whether children are naturally [...]
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One morning a welcoming cohort gathered with me around a seminar table for the course [...]
Once upon a time, when a person intended to learn about education, the words “Western [...]
A friend and I brought our children to a playground one summer many years ago. [...]
Some parents and educators have the misconception that classical education is only for “smart kids.” [...]
In recent years I find I have begun serving on boards, task forces, and even [...]
When my grandma left me more than half a century of diaries, she gave me [...]
Recently I attended some out-of-town meetings on parochial education. As I left my hotel room [...]
My daughter and I received the delightful but daunting request to read an author-friend’s 294-page [...]
Classical writings possess a distinctly concise wisdom. Rather than distant relics or dusty artifacts, these [...]
