Lecture 1: Establishing Your Classroom Culture as a Virtuous and Wise Leader (Preview Content)
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…
Lesson 3: What Does It Take to Excel as a Head of School?
In this interview, David Goodwin describes the challenges of being a head of school and what it takes to succeed and excel in that role. Timestamps…
Discussion of Lecture 5
Dr. Perrin and Dr. Turley discuss the ways in which we can address individualism in our schools and homeschools. Discussion of Lesson 5 –00:14 …
Lesson 21: Sweeping Generalization (Accident)
In this session, Joelle Hodge leads the discussion about the fallacy of sweeping generalization. This is our first fallacy of induction. We use thi…
Lesson 1: An Example of Socratic Teaching (Preview Content)
We thought it would be best to start this course with an example of Socratic teaching before trying to describe it. In this video veteran…
Lesson 4: Three Examples of Faulty Reasoning
In this introductory session, Dr. Schenk presents his fourth lecture on three examples of faulty reasoning.
Discussion 3: Discussion of the Ontological Argument
This is the third discussion featuring Dr. Perrin and Dr. Schenk. Outline of Session (00:00) Chris: Why did you choose to present the ontological…
Essential Philosophy
This course is taught by a vibrant professor of philosophy, Dr. David Schenk, who introduces teachers to some of the essential elements of philosophy. Philosophy…
