No parental control software can completely protect your kid from online harm. And parental controls never replace the need for parents.
Leadership Lab
Great leadership is highly sought after and much discussed, but how do we really know that we are effectively teaching great leadership to our students? The same way that we often test other ideas - in the lab.
Classical Education Structured for Special Needs
While Christian education sees incredible growth, special needs students are not only hindered but handed over to the state for education. Excellent Christian and classical education, structured well, is education for all students.
Seven Lessons in Seven Years: Lessons from the Logic School
Seven years ago, I was a bright-eyed freshman teacher, embarking on my teaching career as a classical and Christian educator. This session will be an exploration of seven practical tools I have learned to help teachers gain the control of their classrooms, the trust of parents, and the love of their students.
Maintaining Your School’s Culture in the Midst of Culture
Leading Student Leaders
Charlotte Mason’s Practice of Habit Training as an Alternative to Classroom Management
Charlotte Mason provides insights into how to implement habit training as an alternative to classroom management.
Grading Narratively
Two years ago, I led our team in moving away from the modern letter/number grading system to the use of an all narrative grading system for our kindergarten through 6th grade. We held parent forums, meetings, created informational videos, trained our teachers, and launched the new format. From this change we have seen a tremendous growth in our students in the area of their "love of learning."
“Take up and read!” Fostering Life-changing Encounters with the Scriptures for our Students
In this session, Laura models and unpack methods of Christian education both ancient and new that empower Grammar and Upper school students to read the Scriptures for themselves.