Dumbing Us Down
Whatever an education is, it should make you a unique individual, not a conformist; it should furnish you with an original spirit with which to…
Tag: Education
Three Principles for Effective Teaching
The laws that govern good teaching can be understood similarly to the way Jesus explained that the entire law could be boiled down to two…
The Process of Inquiry
There is a process of inquiry that is indispensable for unearthing human knowledge and only the person whose mental habits conform to this process can…
Leisure and Music in Education
Aristotle followed Plato, was his student, in fact. And he joined his teacher is asserting the music was a necessary part of one’s education because…
Love and Education
Recall that students will not learn what they do not love. This is one reason the fundamental aspect of education is the proper ordering of…
Obstacles to Learning
The potential obstacles to education are numerous, but these four should be easy enough to recognize and avoid that most every teacher should be innocent…
The Form and Function of Education
The form of education follows the function of education in the same way form follows function in architecture. A building’s form naturally follows its function.…
On Teaching Well
Welcome to the inaugural post for On Teaching, A daily thought on the art and endeavor of flourishing as an independent, classical Christian teacher. Posts…
Ep. 24 – The Surprising Benefits of Online Education
This is Episode 24 of the Consortium Podcast, an academic audio blog of Kepler Education. At Kepler, online education is not just the Zoomification of…
Ep. 19 – Nobody’s Coming: Students Taking Personal Responsibility For Their Education
This is Episode 19 of the Consortium Podcast, an academic audio blog of Kepler Education. In this episode, Scott and Joffre discuss how educators, especially…