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Orientation in Classical Education: Foundations, History & Effective Teaching

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  1. INTRODUCTION TO CLASSICAL EDUCATION

    Lecture 1: A Clear Definition of Classical Education
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  2. Lecture 2: Clear Words for Classical Education
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  3. Lecture 3: To What Shall I Compare Classical Education?
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  4. Lecture 4: Various Models of Classical Education
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  5. Lecture 5: The Major Elements of Classical Education
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  6. Lecture 6: Tracing the History of Classical Education (part one)
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  7. Lecture 7: Why Classical Education?
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  8. Lecture 8: Communal Education (Paideia)
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  9. Lecture 9: Implementing Classical Education
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  10. A BRIEF HISTORY OF CLASSICAL EDUCATION
    Lecture 10: Classical and Medieval Ideas of Leisure and Learning
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  11. Lecture 11: The History of American Education
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  12. Lecture 12: Education in the Medieval World
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  13. Lecture 13: The History of Ancient Education
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  14. ESSENTIALS OF EFFECTIVE TEACHING
    Lecture 14: Foundational Principles
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  15. Lecture 15: Aiming at Human Flourishing
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  16. Lecture 16: Meaningful Planning
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  17. Lecture 17: Meaningful Assignments
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  18. Lecture 18: Meaningful Assessments
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  19. Lecture 19: Meaningful and Effective Classrooms
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  20. THE SEVEN LIBERAL ARTS
    Lecture 20: The Seven Liberating Arts
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  21. Lecture 21: The History of the Seven Liberal Arts
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  • How is classical Christian education for a child but not child-centered?
  • Share a time when you experienced truth, goodness, and beauty holding the attention of the students in your school or homeschool.
  • How is modern education an education in anxiety? Does this serve the utilitarian end of education (job skills) well?
  • Discuss the following: Classical education provides a coherent theory of knowledge. The world is like a web of interrelated truths.  To know anything that is true is to know about God who is true.
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