Teaching Science Classically Symposium

This course combines content from three engaging ClassicalU presenters from three different courses on ClassicalU. John Mays begins the course with lessons on Wonder and…

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…

Latin for the Grammar School Teacher

This course offers demonstration lessons from two curriculum lines offered by Classical Academic Press: Song School Latin (for grades one and two) and Latin for…

The Seven Liberal Arts

The Liberal Arts as the Liberating Arts… Why are the liberal arts called “liberal?” Why are they called “arts?” How did they originate to become…

Introduction to Classical Education

The renewal of classical education has grown significantly over the last two decades. However, even seasoned classical educators agree that it can still be difficult to…

The Monastic Tradition of Education

In this brief course, Dr. Christopher Perrin traces the history of classical education as it resided in the Western monastic tradition. At a time when…