Science and the Symphony of Creation
The default for science teachers seems to be that we teach what’s in the text, which usually means teaching the scientific facts and theories—the content…
Course Category: Elective
Performing Shakespeare in Your Classroom
In this course, Timothy McIntosh works with five students to demonstrate his approach to teaching Shakespeare’s plays through performance. Tim insists upon starting with performance…
The Scientific Revolution: Its Classical and Christian History
This full course with Dr. Ted Davis (see the short course format here) narrates the story of The Scientific Revolution, the period of roughly two…
Patristics and Christian Learning
In this course, Dr. Jordan Wood reviews what the New Testament and the earlier Christian writers up through Augustine and Maximus the Confessor have to…
C.S. Lewis and Christian Apologetics
In this course, Dr. David Schenk considers the apologetic methods and arguments within many of C.S. Lewis’s books and essays including: Dr. Schenk gives special…
Teaching Shakespeare’s Greatest Plays & Sonnets
Dr. Joshua Avery teaches Shakespeare with the Classical Education Graduate Program at the University of Dallas as well as Humane Letters at North Phoenix Preparatory…
School Culture Symposium: Top Presenters on Community and Virtue Formation
Learn from this selection below of twelve top presenters (from across fifteen other courses on ClassicalU.com) as they each share how to cultivate a flourishing…
The Scientific Revolution: A Short History
This short course with Dr. Ted Davis (see the full course format here) presents key aspects of The Scientific Revolution, the period of roughly two…
Teaching the Bible Classically
Course Introduction Bible scholar and professor Dr. Fred Putnam presents a course on teaching the Bible as a classic or classical text. Dr. Fred Putnam…
Charlotte Mason: A Liberal Education for All
The English educator and reformer Charlotte Mason (1842 – 1923) was an inspirational advocate for what she called a “liberal education.” In this course Charlotte…
