To know God and to make Him known
Oct 03, 2024

Science from a Biblical Perspective

Today, we’re sharing an article that offers a perspective on the relationship between science and faith, a topic of great interest and importance to many homeschooling families. “Science from a Biblical Perspective: Bridging Faith and Discovery” is written by Jeff Miller, Ph.D., a science researcher and writer at Apologetics...

Read the Full Article

9 Remarkable Books Christian College Students Need to Read

As homeschooling families, we understand the importance of preparing our children for higher education. For those considering a classical Christian college, the right reading list can make a significant difference in their academic readiness and spiritual growth. In this insightful blog post, Dr. Keith Mathison, a professor of systematic...

Read the Full Article

How to Prepare for Adulthood: 6 Crucial Tips

How can you raise your children to become responsible, independent adults? This may be your aim, but how do you actually do that? As a homeschool mom, I have more opportunities and therefore responsibilities as I prepare for that launch point. Perhaps you feel that same weight. I recently...

Read the Full Article
Sep 25, 2024

5 Keys to Finding a Homeschool Routine

After more than twenty years of homeschooling, I’ve learned a thing or two about the best homeschool routines. Sometimes our routines are dialed in, and it’s smooth sailing in our homeschool. And, of course, sometimes our routines need adjustment. What do I do when the homeschool schedule needs review?...

Read the Full Article
Sep 24, 2024

Classical Education Curriculum: A Comprehensive Guide to Learning

“A classical education curriculum? Isn’t that just for elite private schools and snooty academicians obsessed with Latin?” If you’ve ever dismissed classical education as outdated, outmoded, or irrelevant, you might be surprised to discover its growing influence in diverse educational settings—including homeschooling—where the principles of classical education are being...

Read the Full Article
Sep 18, 2024

Catechesis Wheel

What if we viewed education as a giant treasure hunt through God’s universe? What if we looked for all of the ways that our academic subjects add to our knowledge of God’s attributes? What if we viewed the twin goals of education as falling down in worship and rising...

Read the Full Article
Sep 11, 2024

Trace, Draw, Copy—Becoming a Math Person the Naturals Way!

In 2019, a small group of CC tutors and leaders gathered together to talk about mathematical dimensions. Leigh Bortins, Classical Conversations founder, and Dr. Kirsty Gilpin, lead mathematician, used materials from Classical Conversation’s math curriculum, The Math Map to guide the conversation and invite those present to participate in...

Read the Full Article
Sep 09, 2024

Protocol

During my senior year of college, I interviewed for the Rhodes Fellowship, a program that gives US students an opportunity to study at Oxford University in England. The first round of interviews was a dinner in which applicants were paired with different interviewers during each course of the meal....

Read the Full Article