EPISODE · Sep 30, 2020 · 25 MIN
A Conversation With Anika Prather
from Anchored by the Classic Learning Test · host CLT
Anika Prather, professor in the Classics department at Howard University and founder of The Living Water School, joins Jeremy to discuss the journey that led her to become an advocate of classical education. Dr. Prather details her time at St. John's College and how that experience led her to shift her educational research focus to the history of classical education within the African-American community. She also describes the academic pushback which followed that decision and recounts the inspiration she gained from such seminal minds as W.E.B. Du Bois and Frederick Douglass. Send questions or comments to [email protected] Jeremy Tate @JeremyTate41Guest Dr. Anika Prather @AnikaFreeindeedClassic Learning in Black History Essay SeriesLiving in the Constellation of the Canon: The Lived Experiences of African-American Students Reading Great Books LiteratureThe Living Water SchoolNew CLT Partner CollegesGrove City College CLT Administration
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Anika Prather, professor in the Classics department at Howard University and founder of The Living Water School, joins Jeremy to discuss the journey that led her to become an advocate of classical education. Dr. Prather details her time at St. John's College and how that experience led her to shift her educational research focus to the history of classical education within the African-American community. She also describes the academic pushback which followed that decision and recounts the in...
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