Dec 16, 2013
The Incarnation–The Right Time and the Right Place
At the time of Jesus’ coming, the world was roughly divided into...
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Dec 13, 2013
Thoughts on “A Snowy Evening”
Rain falls on the tin roof outside my office window. No snow...
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Dec 11, 2013
Stories of Two Wolves: Attaining Humility through Interventions
In her Writers Circle article, “Reflections on Tutor Humility ,” Amanda...
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Dec 10, 2013
Memory for the Master
I have never worked very hard on memorizing. With varying degrees of...
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Dec 08, 2013
Starting a Classical Conversation with Literature: The Plot Diagram
I am new to tutoring Challenge I, so I am learning as...
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Dec 06, 2013
A Day in the Life of the Watsons
Raise your hand if every day is homeschooling utopia with your family....
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Dec 04, 2013
Classical Education Myth #2: It’s all about teaching dead languages.
The most common objection I hear from my students about Latin is—drum...
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Dec 03, 2013
Homeschooling and the College Question (Part 2)
“Describe the last excellent conversation you had. What triggered it?” “What is...
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Dec 02, 2013
Dorothy, Doubts, and Dialectic
Chapter One – Why We Still Need Classical Education Dorothy, Doubts, and...
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Nov 29, 2013
Contact Your Senators to Vote NO on UNCRPD
What is the UNCRPD? Why do I oppose it? Why should you...
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Nov 26, 2013
Examining Worldviews: The Difference between Common Ground and Neutral Ground
One of the main intellectual focuses in evangelical circles today is on...
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