Refreshing Your Toolkit: Engaging Your Students Through A Variety of Instructional Strategies
Allison Jackson leads a practical session to explore ways that rigorous academics can be balanced with different strategies.
Tag: Students
Inclusion of Students With Disabilities in the Classical and Christian Classroom
Leslie Collins presents a philosophy of inclusion and practical principles for providing student support.
C. S. Lewis and The Abolition of Man
David Diener examines the central themes of Lewis’ book, The Abolition of Man, and the key arguments Lewis makes throughout it for absolute values and the training of students’ affections, as well as their intellects.
Everyday Themes in Literature: Using Narrative to Develop the Whole Person
Alicia Brummeier discusses practical tools and teaching strategies for your own novel studies.
Students are People Too
Matt Bianco discusses the way we educate can be seen through six dimensions: environment, community, governance, pedagogy, curriculum, and assessment.
Character Education: Why it Doesn’t Work (and How It Could)
Al Zambone discusses how classical Christian schools can use their rich intellectual resources to support communities that continually engage in moral formation.
Tuning Hearts to Learn
Leslie Collins discusses, instead of merely controlling students, how we can empower and equip them to take more ownership of their learning process.
Puzzle, Proof, and Play: A Pedagogy of Wonder for Mathematics
Ravi Jain explores how teaching math through a pedagogy of puzzle, proof, and play can help recover this wonder and cultivate wisdom.
Benefits and Principles of Integrative Teaching
Christine Godwin presents the benefits of integrative teaching, offer practical advice on how to achieve alignment (drawn from our own experience working together), and conclude with some principles for successful collaboration across disciplines.
Cultivating Well-Educated Resident Aliens
George Sanker discusses how a classical liberal arts education becomes more crucial for our students and their families as we seek to prepare them to enter their future vocations with the wisdom to navigate the varied social environments that they will inhabit.