Classical Teaching and Writing Symposium
In this course, we have combined our full content from Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing presented by Andrew Pudewa with a survey by Dr. Christopher Perrin on the key elements of pedagogy…
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On Teaching Fairy Stories
Dr. Junius Johnson—a classical Christian educator, author, and Yale-trained scholar of theology, philosophy, and literature—opens this course with a definition of faerie and fairyland, lays…
Common Arts Education
In this course, educator and author Chris Hall delivers five lectures that define and describe the common arts and also identify their place alongside the…
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…
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…
The Teacher’s Playbook: Practical Pedagogy for Classical Educators
This 12-lesson course features Jerilyn Olson, the Vice President of Professional Development for the Great Hearts network of schools. Jerilyn connects classical principles to practical…
Growing Classroom Culture through Parent Partnerships
Since her first course on ClassicalU, Essentials of Effective Teaching, Robyn Burlew has been one of the most highly-praised and popular presenters on our platform.…
Scholé Muses 2: Classical Education at Home: Curriculum and Pedagogy
This is the second course (of four) designed by veteran homeschoolers (the six “Scholé Muses”) for homeschoolers. These women are experienced classical educators who also…
Scholé Muses 1: Classical Education at Home: Foundations
This is the first course (of four) designed by veteran homeschoolers (the six “Scholé Muses”) for homeschoolers. These women are experienced classical educators who also…
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…
