In Walter Isaacson’s 2008 biography of Albert Einstein, he quotes the great scientist as saying, [...]
In a blog post published at her website, “The Argument Against Raising Well-Rounded Kids,” homeschool [...]
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One of the things a logic student learns is that, of the 64 possible kinds [...]
In his Autobiography, G. K. Chesterton tells the story of having only recently come to [...]
In his new book, Out of the Ashes: Rebuilding American Culture, Anthony Esolen contrasts what [...]
One of the questions I most often hear about classical education is how it relates [...]
Each of us in our daily lives hears a lot of arguments, and all of [...]
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The term “language arts” is a familiar term for anyone involved in education. But although [...]
I was listening to the radio the other day when I heard a story about [...]
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