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Civilizing the Rude Student

Civilizing the Rude Student

Dr. Christopher Perrin

Every teacher was once a rude student, for every student must begin rudely. This fact should humble every teacher who faces a sea of uncultured, raw, and coarse young minds. They are, in the original sense of the word, rude.

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Tethered to the Mast

Tethered to the Mast

Joelle Hodge
The Teacher Who Makes the Difference

The Teacher Who Makes the Difference

Dr. Christopher Perrin
The Value of Childish Lore

The Value of Childish Lore

Classical Academic Press
The Intrinsic Worth of Children

The Intrinsic Worth of Children

Classical Academic Press
We Are the Indivisibles

We Are the Indivisibles

Dr. Christopher Perrin
Classical Education: A Flood That Becomes a Filling

Classical Education: A Flood That Becomes a Filling

Classical Academic Press
“What Is the Main Thing?” A Post for Mothers
Science

“What Is the Main Thing?” A Post for Mothers

Adam Lockridge
Classical Education: Rigorous or Vigorous?

Classical Education: Rigorous or Vigorous?

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Classical Education: In It for the Long Haul

Classical Education: In It for the Long Haul

Classical Academic Press
The Invention of Advent

The Invention of Advent

Dr. Christopher Perrin
Can Students Successfully Study Multiple Languages?
French

Can Students Successfully Study Multiple Languages?

Brittany Stoner
The Ever-Elusive “Good Life” and Our Shrunken Souls

The Ever-Elusive “Good Life” and Our Shrunken Souls

Classical Academic Press