A Hierarchy of Instruction for Forming The Affections


by Stephanie Knudsen June 9, 2013


Presented at: SCL Conference 2013

ABSTRACT:

As classical educators, we want to do more than produce articulate and informed graduates prepared to join the workforce. We also want to form the affections of our students which may seem to be a less objective task. How can we ensure purposeful and coordinated planning to support this second and more important goal? In this seminar, we will explore a systematic approach for doing so.


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Stephanie Knudsen
Stephanie M. Knudsen has been teaching first grade for the last 11 years teaching first grade at Trinity Academy of Raleigh in Raleigh, North Carolina. She has taught in Japan, North Carolina, and Virginia. Her life outside of school includes her being a farmer, lover of the great outdoors, and a reader of books.

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Article - SCL Conference 2012

Memory Work

Article - SCL Conference 2009


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