Classical Homeschooling

Classical Homeschooling Magazine is a free online magazine.  In its four issues it analyzes the burgeoning homeschooling renaissance of classical education from A to Z – the primary importance of the family to education, the Great Books movement, the liberal arts, the Socratic method, the paideia reforms, philosophy and education, homeschooling academic statistics, poetic knowledge, legal implications of homeschooling, ancient Greek education, medieval education, reading lists of the classics of Western civilization, restoring education at home, the ideal university, the future of homeschooling, where to begin and many other captivating topics.

Mortimer J. Adler: Reforming Education

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Second Issue

• Letters to the Editor
• Something Like Perfection
• The Muses as Pedagogues of the Liberal Arts
  • Education by the Muses
  • Everybody’s Business
  • Integrated Humanities Program: A Definition
  • The Darkling Plain of Poetry
  • The Integration of Knowledge: Preface
  • The Several-Storied Tower
  • The Muses as Pedagogues of the Liberal Arts
• LEARNING AS RECOLLECTION:A Thomistic Approach to Recovering Higher Education
• To Tell the Truth: Talking Across the Disciplines
• Classical vs. Modern Education:The Principal Difference
• The Lost Tools of Learning
• The Homeschool Renaissance and the Battle of the Arts
• What Really is the Question: Notes on the Dis-Realization of Culture
• The Socratic Method in Law School
• The First Principles: Self-Evident Truths
• Hippocrates the Unknown
• Raising Nonviolent Kids

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                                                     Third Issue 

How to Read a Hard Book

• Take it from a Teacher – Thoughts about Daycare
• Homer and the Power of Men That Have Chests
• We’re All Homer’s Children & Greek to You: Is Classical Education Dead?
• Foreign Languages: Greek & Latin
• The Modern Paradox
• You’ve got to find what you love,’ Jobs says.
• Philosophy & Education
• The Ideal University: In the Image and Likeness of Logos
• Education: What’s the Point? by Steve Bertucci
• Academic Statistics on Homeschooling
• Socialization: Homeschoolers Are in the Real World
• Bad Parenting
• Bill Gates’ Advice to Students

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Fourth Issue

• Brief Overview of Lublin Thomism
• The Ideal of a University
• Postmodern Idols of the Education Tribe: The Abilition of Education
• The Role of Poetic Education and the Ideal of a University
• Intellectual Custom and the Study of St. Thomas
• Foreword to: A Philosophy of Catholic Elementary Education
• Recovering Our Understanding of Philosophy and Science
• Fr. Joseph Fessio on Homeschooling
• Introduction: An Ideal University?
• THE IMPORTANCE OF CHILDREN’S LITERATURE – THE GOOD BOOKS
• The Restoration of Christian Education: Poetic Knowledge
• Introduction: An Ideal University?
• THE RESTORATION OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION: Poetic Knowledge