Latin: The Basic Subject

Have you ever read Good-bye Mr. Chips or Anne of Green Gables? If so, you may have noticed [...]

Logic is Not Math

If I see my logic program listed in the math section of catalogs one more [...]

Memoria Press’ Two-Track History

For most classical educators, teaching history chronologically means covering the eras of history in three [...]

Logic: The Original Thinking Skill

We have a tendency to put academic subjects into separate and unrelated categories which have [...]

Stop Cleaning the Kitchen and Read a Book

As homeschoolers, we rely too much on experts; this is true not just for homeschoolers, [...]

What is Classical Education

by Peter Kreeft The content of the curriculum of a classical Christian school, on primary, [...]

The Four Principles of Latin Study

The Four Principles of Latin Study In the last issue of the Classical Teacher, I [...]

How to Teach History Chronologically

Benjamin Disraeli was one of the great 19th century prime ministers of Britain. His wife [...]

Teaching Latin as Instant Gratification

One of the things that makes me smile in life is standing in front of [...]

The Civilization that had to Teach Itself with its own Books

I was talking with a couple of fellow teachers at an end of school party [...]