The Art of Poetry Graduate Course
About the Instructor Your professor for this graduate course is Dr. Kathryn Smith. Along with Dr. Smith, Teacher Assistant Nate Antiel will support graduate students…
Course Category: Literature & Rhetoric
Teaching the Bible Classically Graduate Course
Course Introduction In this course, Bible scholar and professor Dr. Fred Putnam presents a course on teaching the Bible as a classic or classical text. Along…
Teaching the Bible Classically
Course Introduction In this course, Bible scholar and professor Dr. Fred Putnam presents a course on teaching the Bible as a classic or classical text.…
Narration: A Classical Guide
Course Introduction The English educator and reformer Charlotte Mason (1842 – 1923) encouraged the practice of a reading practice called narration in which students learned…
Awakening the Moral Imagination through Fairy Tales and Stories
Course Introduction In this course, Dr. Vigen Guroian presents three lectures on the ways that classic literature awakens the moral imagination. He also leads several…
Myth Made Fact
Course Introduction With C. S. Lewis, whose own acceptance of Christ hinged on his understanding that Christ is the myth become fact, this course will…
Teaching Modern Political Philosophy
Many students today are confused as they encounter charged and changing ideas about ethics, race, gender, identity, sexuality and civic life generally. What are the…
Essential Music
Dr. Carolyn Reynolds provides critical context in this course for teaching music classically. She covers a history, perspective and understanding of music that will integrate…
Teaching Boethius: The Consolation of Philosophy
In this concise course, Josh Gibbs (humanities educator at the Veritas School in Richmond) introduces us to an important great book in the classical tradition: The Consolation…
Teaching Three Great Books
In this course, Dr. Flora Armetta describes and demonstrates how she teaches 3 different great books to her upper-school students at Covenant Christian Academy in…
