Lesson 12A: Discussion
Questions and Timestamps: (02:30) Christopher: How do you select what you are going to use from the themes that you think could be fruitful to stud…
Questions and Timestamps: (02:30) Christopher: How do you select what you are going to use from the themes that you think could be fruitful to stud…
Questions and Timestamps: (01:00) Christopher: What are you seeking to do by having children actually look at physical image and study and explore…
Dr. Fred Putnam discusses both some of the challenges encountered when studying narratives, and good questions to ask of a narrative.
Dr. Perrin describes the major elements of classical education that emerge when we ask key questions such as: What is a student? What do we teach? …
In this lecture, Dr. Fred Putnam talks about what makes a poem, challenges of living in a non-poetic age, and two main questions to ask about poems…
Join Joshua Gibbs in his classroom as he teaches 7th graders an Old Testament survey course. Note his use of a “catechism” at the beginning o…
Join Josh Gibbs as he teaches a class of 10th graders medieval humanities, giving a preface to their unit on late antiquity. 1) The first video is…
Join Josh Gibbs as he teaches a class of 10th graders medieval humanities, giving a preface to their unit on late antiquity. 1) The first video is…
Join Mr. Gibbs’s 10th grade medieval humanities class in their second day of this unit on late antiquity. Note his use of the “medieval catech…
Join Mr. Gibbs’s 10th grade medieval humanities class in their second day of this unit on late antiquity. Note his use of the “medieval catech…