Lesson 5: Reading and Teaching Homer
David expresses with great passion how Homer is a vehicle for teaching students about human greed and folly, the nature of conflict, and the beauty…
David expresses with great passion how Homer is a vehicle for teaching students about human greed and folly, the nature of conflict, and the beauty…
In this introduction to Science and the Symphony of Creation, John D. Mays presents the questions that he seeks to answer in this course.
In this session, Karen Moore answers questions about the Latin training in the course up to this point. Outline of Session This session covers …
In this session, Karen Moore answers questions at the culmination of her course.
In this session, Dr. David Schenk answers questions that students might ask about the problem of evil.
In this session, Dr. Christopher Perrin and Sarah Mackenzie (author of Teaching from Rest) discuss the ways that we can bring restful learning into…
Alcuin fellows Dr. Brian Williams, Dr. Christopher Perrin, Robyn Burlew, Ravi Jain, and Dr. David Diener answer questions at a Q&A session at…
In this lesson, John D. Mays talks more about analyzing student performance. He also addresses questions about students or classes coming into mast…