“Bridging Science, Humanities, and Faith with the History of Science” by Dr. Ted Davis
On teaching science as an activity done by humans situated in a historic context — not disembodied robots.
Category: New Course
Instructor Profile: Danielle Bennette Dukes
Danielle Bennette Dukes’ new course, “Teaching with a Golden Thread: Modeling an Integrated Christian and Classical Homeschool,” has just been released. Danielle has deep roots…
Course Certificates Are Expanded!
Our partnerships with the Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS) and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) help with maintaining teacher certifications in either…
Top 5 Courses for Homeschoolers New to Classical Education
Dear homeschoolers who are just beginning your journey in classical education – I encourage you to check out the following courses on ClassicalU as you…
Why Worry About the Problem of Evil?
At the opening of a lecture, one of my college professors once asked the class, “Are you saving for retirement?” Without missing a beat, he…
Forming a Cohort on ClassicalU
On ClassicalU we offer two ways that subscribers can collectively engage content and be part of a team of people–Cohorts and Groups. To learn more…
Starting a Travel Group (or Interest Group) on ClassicalU
We are very excited about the new Groups feature on ClassicalU. In this article, we will show you how to easily set up your own…
Getting Started on ClassicalU!
The following is a Guide for Getting Started on ClassicalU. Follow these steps for a meaningful start to your journey! Four Steps for a Quick…
Graduate Credits on ClassicalU!
ClassicalU has partnered with the Templeton Honors College at Eastern University to offer transferable online graduate credits for designated courses on ClassicalU. Subscribers can earn…
ClassicalU Pathway Planner
Are you looking for a place to start within ClassicalU’s course offerings? This course pathway planner suggests course sequences in line with your areas of…
