It’s Not Hoarding If It’s Books
– Guest Student Post, by Hailey Hasic “There is no Frigate like a BookTo take us Lands away,Nor any Coursers like a PageOf prancing Poetry—This…
Silence: A Cure to Writer’s Block
As I was preparing to teach my very first Humane Letters class, there were so many problems I anticipated. I remember having lists of important…
Ep. 52 – Dr. Karla Memmott on the Theory and Practice of Rhetoric and the Western Consortium of Classical Educators
This is Episode 52 of the Consortium Podcast, an academic audio blog of Kepler Education. In this episode, Dr. Karla Memmott champions Classical Education, discusses…
Is AI a Threat to Creative Writing?
In order to create a story that is reflective of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness, one has to personally know the transcendentals beyond their dictionary d…
Shakespeare’s Seat in the Classroom
I remember my very first exposure to Shakespeare. I was in the fourth grade, and I found a book that summarized a variety of ballet…
Learning a Foreign Language and Truth
The practical benefits of acquiring a foreign language are vast and well-known, but little credence is given to the humane reasons for foreign language study.…
What Does the Resurrection of Jesus Christ have to do with the Great Books?
What value is there in reading the Classics? Surely they’re classics for a reason? We’ve upheld that label in referring to them, we’ve preserved them,…
Why Learn Koine (Biblical) Greek
I’m excited to be offering Koine (Biblical) Greek in the coming academic year with Kepler! Prior to moving to Moscow, Idaho in July 2022, I…
Summer Scholars Series – 2024!
Join us for three online discussions led by scholars and master teachers on selected topics in the liberal arts and classical Christian educational pedagogy! The…
Kepler Disputatio: Predestination with Dr. Junius Johnson
Kepler Disputatio4/26/24PredestinationJunius Johnson, PhD, Disputant [please direct questions and comments to junius.johnson[at]kepler.education] In this disputation, the question whether God predestines humans is considered. Arguments For…
