Lecture 16: Communities Who Eat Together
In this lesson, Justin Earley talks about communities who eat together in this lesson.
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Lesson 6: Rhythm of Solitude and Community
Dr. Christopher Perrin discusses the monastic rhythm of solitude and community and the way that rhythm might enrich our schools and homeschools.
Lesson 33: Chapter 8.6 Combining the Skills
Joelle Hodge discusses combining skills to determine the validity of syllogisms.
Lecture 13: Tycho’s Compromise
Dr. Ted Davis describes Tycho’s compromise and describes the alternative that he provided to Aristotle and Copernicus.
Lesson 4: Developing Cultural Competency
In this presentation, Russ Gregg addresses the ways we can cultivate cultural competency in urban schools by promoting racial harmony, casting a ki…
Lecture 30: Communities of Parents
In this lesson, Justin Earley tells about how parents in community collaborate.
Lesson 4: Discussion of Curriculum in Scholé Communities
In this session, the Scholé Muses explain the approach to curriculum in Scholé Community.
Lesson 27: Accent
In this session, Joelle Hodge leads the discussion about the fallacy of accent, which is another fallacy of clarity. We use this fallacy when we pl…
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 9: Comments on Secularism and on Human Sexuality
David Hicks discusses the historical impact of Christianity on sexual norms and practices as well as the decline of Christendom and the return of p…
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