Classical Homeschooling

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  • First Issue
    • Mortimer J. Adler: Reforming Education
    • The Great Books Movement: A Return to the Classics
    • The Good Books Literature Program and John Senior
    • What Is the Socratic Method?
    • Studying Falsehoods East and West
    • Paideia Educational Reforms: Paideai History
    • The Center for the Study of the Great Ideas
    • An Opportunity for Genuine Educational Reform: Homeschooling
    • Modern Media and Homeschooling
    • A Philosophical Call to Renew American Culture: The Homeschooling Renaissance
    • The Legal Side of Homeschooling
  • 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 Several-Storied Tower
    • Learning As Recollection: A Thomistic Approach to Recovering Higher Education
    • To Tell the Truth: Talking Across the Disciplines
    • The Darkling Plain of Poetry
    • Classical vs. Modern Education:The Principal Difference
    • The Integration of Knowledge: Preface
    • 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
  • 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
  • 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
    • Foreword to: A Philosophy of Catholic Elementary Education
    • Recovering Our Understanding of Philosophy and Science
    • An Ideal University?
    • The Importance of Children’s Literature – The Good Books
    • Fr. Joseph Fessio on Homeschooling
    • The Restoration of Christian Education: Poetic Knowledge
    • Introduction: An Ideal University?
    • The Restoration of Christian Education: Poetic Knowledge
    • Intellectual Custom and the Study of St. Thomas
  • Contact Us

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  • Welcome
  • First Issue
    • Mortimer J. Adler: Reforming Education
    • The Great Books Movement: A Return to the Classics
    • The Good Books Literature Program and John Senior
    • What Is the Socratic Method?
    • Studying Falsehoods East and West
    • Paideia Educational Reforms: Paideai History
    • The Center for the Study of the Great Ideas
    • An Opportunity for Genuine Educational Reform: Homeschooling
    • Modern Media and Homeschooling
    • A Philosophical Call to Renew American Culture: The Homeschooling Renaissance
    • The Legal Side of Homeschooling
  • Second Issue
    • Letters to the Editor
    • Something Like Perfection
    • Education by the Muses
    • The Muses as Pedagogues of the Liberal Arts
    • Everybody’s Business
    • Integrated Humanities Program: A Definition
    • Learning As Recollection: A Thomistic Approach to Recovering Higher Education
    • The Several-Storied Tower
    • To Tell the Truth: Talking Across the Disciplines
    • Classical vs. Modern Education:The Principal Difference
    • The Darkling Plain of Poetry
    • The Integration of Knowledge: Preface
    • 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
  • 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
  • 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
    • Foreword to: A Philosophy of Catholic Elementary Education
    • Recovering Our Understanding of Philosophy and Science
    • An Ideal University?
    • Fr. Joseph Fessio on Homeschooling
    • 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
    • Intellectual Custom and the Study of St. Thomas
  • Contact Us
 
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