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    Ep. 46 – Daniel Foucachon on Old Western Culture and What it Means to Inherit the Humanities

    n this episode, Dr. Postma is joined by Daniel Foucachon, CEO of Roman Roads Press, to talk about Old Western Culture and what it looks like to be a c…
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    Scott Postma January 19, 2024

    Christian Humanism: Not What You Think!

    In this episode, Robert sits down with Scott Postma, a Christian humanist writer and president of Kepler Education to learn why Christian humanism is …
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    Classical Consortium October 19, 2023

    A Call for Papers: The Consortium Journal

    The Consortium: A Journal of Classical Christian Education is currently accepting submissions for the Winter 2023 issue which will focus on Truth in Classical Christian Education.…

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    Scott Postma July 20, 2023

    Summer Scholar Series

    Join us for a FREE online discussion about Paradise Lost, with Dr. Jayson Grieser (New St. Andrews College) and Dr. Peter Johnston.  The “Summer Scholar Series”…

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    Gregory Soderberg June 8, 2023

    Ep. 33 – Jake Litwin on Apologetics and Integrated Humanities

    This is Episode 33 of the Consortium Podcast, an academic audio blog of Kepler Education. In this episode, Scott Postma sits down with Jake Litwin…

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    Scott Postma January 20, 2022

    Leadership is Listening

    The famed UCLA basketball coach, the late John Wooden, once told a reporter who asked that the key to good leadership (i.e., having influence) is…

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    Scott Postma December 10, 2021

    Education and Fallacy of Technological Progress

    David Hicks rightly notes that the classical educator sees, as one of his aims, educating the student both for the world’s fight and for the…

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    Scott Postma December 1, 2021

    10 Commandments for Independent Teachers

    Thou shalt teach to the glory of God and for the love of thy neighbor. Thou shalt own more books than you will ever read…

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    Scott Postma November 29, 2021

    The Right Use of Studies

    The French philosopher, Simone Weil, wrote a short essay on education in 1942 titled, REFLECTIONS ON THE RIGHT USE OF SCHOOL STUDIES WITH A VIEW…

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    Scott Postma November 28, 2021

    Questions for Teachers

    A half-dozen questions for teachers to ask themselves before teaching their next class: What does a grade in my class measure: effort or achievement? What…

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    Scott Postma November 26, 2021
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