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Repetitio Mater Memoriae is an important principle in classical education.

Liturgy surrounds us, but we probably don't think of it much. Find out how the mall is better at ordering your child's loves than you may be, and how you can change that.

Multum non Multa: Are you keeping room for the best in your homeschool?

What is a commonplace book? Why should you be keeping one?

This past year, Directing Challenge A, was a blast. Wait, have I mentioned that before? The big win for me this year, besides Latin, wa...

I like to think that our MSJ Schole homeschool encompasses a do-it-yourself, academically challenging, comprehensive education. My goal i...

Classical Education: Who and Why

We forget that classical education isn't just about drilling our children in math facts, it's also about introducing our children to the beauty and wonder of the world.

Classical Christian Education isn't about the curriculum you use. It's not a matter of tossing Latin into our day, or reading the right books. There's more to teaching our children about wisdom, beauty, virtue, and truth than simply finding the perfect textbook. That's where the Five Elements of Classical Homeschooling comes in.

The 5 Elements of Classical Homeschooling - A self-paced online course for homeschool parents.

The principles of classical education are important. They're our guiding light.

What does the trivium, mimesis, and hermeneutics have in common? Jason Strauss, a guest writer, shares his insight into these three classical concepts.

Are you interested in classical education as a homeschooling method but don't know where to start? Hear an interview with a classical homeschool mom.

A teacher cannot impart to students a love for the subject unless he loves it himself.