‘God, Grades, and Graduation’ Review: A Faithful Way to Learn
Religious communities teach the importance of respecting authority and being cooperative. Such...
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Author: Jennifer Winters
Pursuing Education, or Just Credentials?
From the Aquila Report “According to a recent study by Barna: Evangelicals are more...
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Growing Up Surrounded by Books Could Have Powerful, Lasting Effect on the Mind
From Smithsonian Magazine Research suggests that exposure to large home libraries may have a...
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The Art of Wonder
By Hannah K. Grieser Boredom has to be one of the most common complaints of childhood. Once the...
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Wired for Beauty
By MICHAEL CRAVEN Reprinted with permission from Breakpoint and the Colson Fellows Program. The...
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All The World’s A Stage
By Thomas Garfield Brian wasn’t having any of it! As the rest of his first-grade class confidently...
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Kindergartners and Chicken Eggs
NOTE FROM A HEADMASTER Christopher Stevens, Cornerstone Classical School, Salina, KS Every year...
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Classical Conundrums: Why do we need a classical Christian education as opposed to just a Christian education?
By William Bryant Related: Why I Started a Classical Christian School Q: We live in rural America....
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Franz Schubert: The Last Classical Composer and his Symphony No. 8 “Unfinished”
THIS YEAR IN HISTORY: 1822 Franz Schubert (composer of “Ave, Maria”) is often seen as a Romantic...
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A New Documentary: The Miseducation of America
By David Goodwin, President, ACCS In this article: The Story of Education | A Two-year Project |...
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