Classical Et Cetera

Professor Carol is back in this episode of Classical Et Cetera to talk about the importance of studying the fine arts and music and its role in a classical education. In small ways we have lost the integral parts of the fine arts in our modern culture. And in our neglect, the fine arts have drifted to the backs of our collective consciousness to the role of a simple pass/fail elect

In this episode, Jessica, Paul, and Kathy discuss the importance of contextualization in classical education, sharing personal anecdotes and insights gained from working with schools of various backgrounds and cultures. Imlementing a one-size-fits all curriculum can pose a challenge with multicultural or hyper localized schools. Schools that come from homeschool backgrounds, integr

Step into the conversation as we delve into the nuances between liberal arts and humanities within the realm of education. We’ll step through history to understand how these disciplines have evolved and their practical implications in today’s world. Join us in exploring how liberal arts and humanities equip individuals with critical thinking skills and diverse knowledge, essent

On this episode of Classical Et Cetera, Tara Luse, principal of Highlands Latin Spring Meadows and classroom management expert, joins us at the table to talk about how to engage students that need a bit more challenging. This episode unpacks methods to challenge students effectively, improve reading comprehension, and enhance handwriting. Discover motivational strategies, tackle ma

Come with us as we dive into the heart of Classical Greek culture on this episode of Classical Et Cetera, as we focuse on the timeless epics of Homer: The Iliad and The Odyssey. Why do we need to study these books? Not just because we think they should be read. They are not merely keystones of Greek classical literature but also windows into the soul of Classical Greece. With guida

Today Memoria Press dives into another episode of Classical Et Cetera to share personal stories from the home and classroom about the trials and triumphs of instilling a classical Christian education in their children and students. We hope you enjoy our podcast and will consider us as your provider for homeschool curriculum, books, and classical school materials in the coming year!

Dive into a captivating episode of the Classical, Etc. podcast, where host Jessica Gardner, alongside guests Martin and Tanya, delve into the must-read books that changed their lives. Even in the absence of Paul, his life-changing book selections echo through our discussion. From the life-altering insights in "War and Peace" by Leo Tolstoy to Wendell Berry's profound reflections on

Looking for a new book, a contemporary classic, or recommendations for short stories? We've got you covered! Today the Classical Et Cetera unpacks _The Great Stone Face_ by Nathaniel Hawthorne, a meaningful story from one of the best authors in classic literature. Published in 1850, this short story explores nobility, greatness, humility, and personal sacrifice packaged into an acc

There's more to a holistic classical education than a heady pursuit of knowledge. Education isn't just about intellectual development, it's about forming affections, emotions, intellect and spirit. Our founder Cheryl Lowe said that teachers _have failed_ if students don't *cry* when Hector is killed or when Priam begs Achilles for this body of his son. A holistic classical educatio

You can make a seamless transition to Memoria Press! In this discussion, we explore the misconceptions surrounding the transition, offering valuable insights and practical tips to make the process smoother. Learn how Memoria Press empowers educators with the tools they need and creates an engaging environment for students to thrive. Join us as we highlight the distinctive features