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Success in Teaching Modern Language in Classical Schools

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Kathleen O’Toole and Charles R. Kesler: The Declaration of Independence

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The Virtue of Ambition: A Panel Discussion

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Vision for a Classical School

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In Defense of Logic

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Kathleen O’Toole and Matthew Spalding: The Making of the American Mind

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Norms & Nobility: A Panel Discussion

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The Generational Impact of a Classical School

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The Primary Source You Can Hang on the Wall

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Contrasting Classical and Progressive Education

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Kathleen O'Toole & James Hankins: The Golden Thread & Teaching the Western Tradition

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Modeling Excellent Instruction: Hillsdale’s Master Teacher Program

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Beyond Mere Fact: The Rhetorical Nature of History

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From Hillsdale K-12 to Hillsdale College: Vivian Stewart and Atlanta Classical Academy

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Apprenticing Excellence: Inside Hillsdale's School Leader Fellowship Program

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Kathleen O’Toole and Robert Pondiscio: Combating Doom and Gloom in the Classroom

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Classical Education 101

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Mastering Art: Using Narration to Boost Engagement and Mastery

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How IEW Helps Students Enjoy Reading

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Virtue and Reframing for Students

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Kathleen O'Toole & Christopher Nadon: The Tension between "Lived Experience" and Student Learning

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Starting a Classical School In Alaska

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Cultivating the Moral Imagination Through Stories: An Introduction to Core Virtues

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Teaching Students the Elements of Analysis

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How to Teach a Short Story

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Writing Letters of Recommendation and Advising Resume Creation

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On the Least Interesting Parts of Great Books: Melville and Homer

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Dr. Kathleen O'Toole Discusses Self Authoring for High School Students with Dr. Daniel Higgins

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Leading Idaho Novus Classical Academy

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OptimalWork Applications at the K-12 Level

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Leading Cincinnati Classical Academy

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Anti-Aging Research and its Implications

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Leading Orange County Classical Academy

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Forming a Student’s Affection for Beauty in Art

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Leading Pineapple Cove Classical Academies

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Dr. Kathleen O'Toole Discusses New Digital Writing Tool, Essay.app, with Julian Peterson

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Leading Lake Country Classical Academy

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Leading Atlanta Classical Academy

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Navigating the College Application Process

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Celebrating Constitution Day

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Leading Seven Oaks Classical School

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The Aristotelian Conception of Habit

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The Foundation of Western Civilization: Ancient Greece and Rome

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How Can Mathematics Help Develop a Moral Compass?

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Teaching Literature to Elementary Students

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How to Maintain a Rich and Well-Ordered Learning Environment

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Teaching American History to Middle and High School Students

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Mission-Driven Extracurriculars

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Using Labs in Upper School Science Class

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The Children's Garden: Integrating Nature and Literature

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Teaching Poetry in Grammar School

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The History of American Education

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Teaching Literature Through the Seminar Method

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What Makes an Award Winning School?

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Using Labs in Elementary Science Class

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Supporting Art Instruction over Summer Break

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Why Grammar Instruction Matters in Elementary School

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Supporting P.E. Instruction Over Summer Break

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Why You Should Read and Teach Dante

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Supporting Science Instruction Over Summer Break

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The Principles of Literacy Instruction

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Supporting History Instruction Over Summer Break

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Grammar as a Liberal Art

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Supporting Literature Instruction Over Summer Break

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The Middle Ages: Their Meaning and Enduring Significance

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Supporting Math Instruction Over Summer Break

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Forming the Imagination Through Literature

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Summer Break for the Classical Teacher

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Whitman, Melville, and the Poetry of the Civil War

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Supporting Virtue Instruction Over Summer Break

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Practical Structures for Teaching Close Reading

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Hallmarks of a Classical Summer

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The Value of Diagramming Sentences

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The Necessity of Summer Break

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Practical Tips for Teaching Western Civilization in Elementary School

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Governing a Hillsdale Classical School

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The Progressive Revolution

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Portrait of a Graduate

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Discussions for Discovery in Mathematics

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Why Is There So Much Math in Science Class?

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History: The Most Humanizing of the Arts

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Inspiring Teachers to Inspire Students

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Chemistry in a Classical Curriculum

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The Legacy of Calvin Coolidge

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Teaching The Little Prince

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The History and Philosophy of Physical Education

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Enduring Principles of the American Founding

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The Path to a Classical School – One Student’s Tale

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Science and the Modern Spirit

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Reclaiming Science Through Classical Education

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Mathematics and Humor

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Raising the Standard for Standardized Tests

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Teaching American History to Elementary Students

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An Explanation of English Spelling

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Teaching Science Classically in the Modern World

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“February Freeze” on Screen Time: A Student-Led Initiative

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Why I Lead a Classical School

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Engaging Students in Math Class Through Storytelling

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Teaching 'Tales From Shakespeare'

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Teaching Music History: A Classical Approach

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The Philosophical and Humane Nature of Science

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How to Combat Screen Addiction

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The Real American Founding

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An Overview of Science in a Hillsdale K-12 School

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Practical Tips for Science Instruction

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Journey to Teaching at a Hillsdale School

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Teaching the U.S. Constitution

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Exercise Routines in Classical P.E.

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Science and the Liberal Arts

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Classical Education is for All Students

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Mathematics in Classical Education

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How a Liberal Arts Education Prepared Me to Teach Internationally

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What is the Hoogland Center for Teacher Excellence?

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Supporting Virtue Instruction at Home

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Restoring Science to the Classical Liberal Arts Tradition

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Teaching Virtue Through Music

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The Nature of the Gothic and the Writings of John Ruskin

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Classical Physical Education for Modern Times

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Storytelling in the History Classroom

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A Tale of Two Revolutions

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An Overview of Math at a Hillsdale K-12 School

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Building Your School’s Theatre Program

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Classical Education and College Prep

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An Overview of Latin at a Hillsdale K-12 School

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How Literature Shapes the Souls of Young People

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Learning to be a Student

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Valuing Virtue

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My First Year Teaching Classically

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The History of Classical Education in America

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Welcoming Students with Special Needs in a Classical Classroom

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Jeffery Rogers: Building Boys to Men

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Matt Stone: First Year Teachers – Like Drinking from a Fire Hydrant

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Abigail Teska: The Purpose of Art Education

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Gloria Suarez: Engineer to Classical Teacher

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Benedict Whalen: Falling in Love with Literature

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Christopher Matsos: Teaching Shakespeare in Two Weeks

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Peter Jennings: Leadership in Athletics

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Rachel Holland: Music and Classical Education

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Wilfred McClay: Teaching American History

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Matthew Young: The Great Principles of Chemistry

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Lisa Becker: Bringing Classical Education to Rural Nevada

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Jordan Blackstone: What it Takes to be a School Leader

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Nikki Teeple: Playing Games in Mathematics Class

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Jonathan Gregg: Asking Great Questions in Math

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Kathleen O'Toole: Is Classical Education Political?

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Kristina Vourax: Starting a Classical Charter School

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Carrie O'Brien: Practical Tips for Teaching Mathematics

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Stephen Shipp: Achieving Excellence in Literacy

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Thomas Treloar: How to Think About Mathematics

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Eric Stennett: Transitioning from Public to Classical Education

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Matthew Sauer: The College Admissions Process

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Matthew Sauer: Admissions and the Classical Student

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Daniel Coupland: Tried and True Pedagogy

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Jonathan Gregg: Teaching Wonder-Fully

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Michael Berndt: Liberal Arts and Natural Sciences

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Benedict Whalen: How to Teach a Poem

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David Whalen: The Beauty of the Poetic Imagination

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Michael Berndt: A Life in Classical Education

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Betsy Helton: The Power of a Good School Culture

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Tim Allen: Building a School From The Ground Up

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Joshua Villarreal: Developing a Good School Culture

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Isaac Johnson: Looking for Leaders for Classical Schools

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Ian Nugent: In Defense of School Uniforms

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Daniel Coupland: Friendship in The Wind in the Willows

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Daniel Coupland: The Formative Power of Children's Literature

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Benjamin Beier: The Genius of Mother Goose

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Benjamin Beier: Some Good Books for Children and the Childlike

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Dwight Lindley: Teaching A Christmas Carol

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Daniel Coupland: Hillsdale College’s Graduate School of Classical Education

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Amy Listro: Living What You Believe

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Julie Apel: The Art of Teaching

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Maegen Satcher: The Foundations of Literacy

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Samuel Musser: Education as Vocation

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Sonja Bindus: Preschool and Early Development

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Jenny Mulvey: What Makes a Good Teacher

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Lawton Hawkins: From Law to Latin

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Gwen Yarbrough: Preparing Teachers for the Classroom

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Leaders Learning From Leaders

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Profile of a Prize-winning School

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Nathan Neveau: Athletics and the Human Person

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Gabrielle Lewis: Teaching How to Teach

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Ben Boyle: Education and The Western Rhetorical Tradition

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Sam Clausen: Calculus and Classics

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John Punt: Music and Human Flourishing

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Michael Clark: Economics for High School Students

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Undercover Reading: Summer Learning Series

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Emily Williams: From New York City to Idaho

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Carrie O'Brien: Singapore Math and Middle School

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Undercover Art: Summer Learning Series

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Undercover Math: Summer Learning Series

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Rebecca Willis: A Family History in Education

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Russ Donley: Bringing Classical Schools to Wyoming

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Claire Marie Huff: From Chemist to Chemistry Teacher

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Sara Kemeny: Learning at Hillsdale’s Graduate School of Classical Education

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Becky Lincoln: Teacher Support From Hillsdale K-12

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Steve Lambert: A Journey to Classical Education

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Isaac Johnson: Learning To Become a School Leader

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Kim Vandlen: Founding a Classical Charter School

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Andrew Pudewa: Developing a Comprehensive Writing Curriculum

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Jeremy Tate: Classical Education & the Classic Learning Test

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Sam Foat: From College to Teaching to Administration

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Michael Rose: What “Old Books” Can Tell Us (And Warn Us) About Living in the 21st Century

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Semi Park: Starting and Growing a Classical School in Today's America

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Fr. Michael Maher: Education by the Jesuits, Part Two

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Fr. Michael Maher: Education by the Jesuits, Part One

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Matthew Kirby: How Professionals Can Serve Classical Schools

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Looking Inside Hillsdale's K-12 American History: The Interwar Years & World War II

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Looking Inside Hillsdale's K-12 American History: The Early Republic

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Grace Ramsey: Latin and Classical Education

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Leading Figures in Education: Erasmus

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Epics Series: Purgatorio

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Betsy Helton: Why I Teach At A Classical School

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Nathan McClallen: Motivating Students in PE Class

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Jenny Mulvey: Classical Literature for Children

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Epics Series: Paradise Lost

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Zach Good: What is Classical Pedagogy?

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David Withun: A Day in the Life of Jacksonville Classical Academy

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Petrarch & Renaissance Education: Part 2

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Petrarch & Renaissance Education: Part 1

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Sarah Kiesewetter: Work/Life Balance for Teachers

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Epic Poems Series: Aeneid

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Dan Coupland: Tried and True Pedagogy

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David Whalen: Why Read Beatrix Potter?

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Tara Hollis: Joy in the Classroom

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Ali Pries: Classical Education for Young Children

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Ben Beier: Why Read Mother Goose

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Nathan McClallen: Every Student an Athlete

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David Withun: The Leader's Perspective on Opening a New School

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Ian Atherton: Bringing Students to Care About Great Books

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Sean Maltbie: The State of Catholic Education Today

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Zach Good: The Moral Imagination and Teaching Right from Wrong

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Dani Almeyda: Movement and the Brain

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Matt Nolan: The Life of a New Teacher

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Epic Poems Series: Beowulf

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Eric Coykendall: Hillsdale Resources for K-12 Education

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Jordan Adams: 1776 Curriculum Update

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Jed Hartings: Founding a Hillsdale K-12 School

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Education in Colonial America: The Puritans

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Kat Powers: Classical Special Education

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Eric Coykendall: Opening a Hillsdale K-12 School

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Gary Hartenburg: Aristotle’s Philosophy of Education

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Ages & Stages: Twelfth Grade Curriculum

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Ages & Stages: Teaching Twelfth Grade

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Brad Richardson: Epics -- How and Why to Teach the Odyssey

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Ages & Stages: Eleventh Grade Curriculum

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Leading Figures in Education: William Shakespeare

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Ages & Stages: Teaching Eleventh Grade

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Leading Figures in Education: Henry Adams

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Ages & Stages: Tenth Grade Curriculum

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Leading Figures in Education: John Senior (Part II)

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Ages & Stages: Teaching Tenth Grade

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Leading Figures In Education: John Senior (Part I)

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Ages & Stages: Ninth Grade Curriculum

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Conor Hill: Education Begins with Wonder

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Kathleen O’Toole: What is American Classical Education?

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Ages & Stages: Teaching Ninth Grade

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Beautiful Schools: Architecture and Classical Education

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Ages & Stages: Eighth Grade Curriculum

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Josh Andrew: School Culture and Academic Life

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Ages & Stages: Teaching Eighth Grade

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Stephen Shipp: Obstacles to Local Control of Education

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Ages & Stages: Seventh Grade Curriculum

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Steve Lambert: Classical Education in Rural America

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Ages & Stages: Teaching Seventh Grade

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Julianne Hillock: Classical P.E. at Hozho Academy

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Ages & Stages: Sixth Grade Curriculum

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Michael Berndt: Astronomy and Senior Thesis

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Ages & Stages: Teaching Sixth Grade

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Amanda Gilmore: Literature and Senior Thesis

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Ages & Stages: Fifth Grade Curriculum

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Ron Jones: American Physical Education’s Classical Roots

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Ages & Stages: Teaching Fifth Grade

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Kathleen O’Toole: What It Takes to Lead a School

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Ages & Stages: Fourth Grade Curriculum

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Tomek Grzesiak: What Makes for Good Children’s Literature?

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Ages & Stages: Teaching Fourth Grade

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Teaching with The Hillsdale 1776 Curriculum

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Ages & Stages: Third Grade Curriculum

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Leading Figures In Education: Aristotle

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Ages & Stages: Teaching Third Grade

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Rebecca Lincoln: Surviving the 1st Year of Teaching

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Inside a Classroom Using The Hillsdale 1776 Curriculum

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Ages & Stages: Second Grade Curriculum

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What Students Learn in The Hillsdale 1776 Curriculum

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Ages & Stages: Teaching Second Grade

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Leading Figures In Education: Anna Julia Cooper

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Ages & Stages: First Grade Curriculum

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Julie Apel: Avoiding Tedious Homework and Testing

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Kurt Kirner: Balancing Winning with Improving in Athletics

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Ages & Stages: Teaching First Grade

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Dos and Don’ts of Teaching 9th-12th Graders History

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Ages & Stages: Kindergarten Curriculum

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Dos and Don’ts of Teaching 6-8th Graders History

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Ages & Stages: Teaching Kindergarten Students

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John Punt: Teaching Music to Elementary School Children

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Dos and Don’ts of Teaching 3-5th Graders History

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Erick von Hoffmann: Teaching Art at a Classical School

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Dos and Don’ts of Teaching K-2nd Graders History

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Mike Roberts: Athletics and School Culture

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Leading Figures in Education: Michael Polanyi

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Ellen Condict: Poetry in High School

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Doug Sowers: The Leader's Perspective

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Kathleen O'Toole: Hillsdale College and K-12 Education

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Leading Figures in Education: Booker T. Washington

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Salvatori Prize Winner: Sacred Heart Academy

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2021 Outstanding Graduate Address: Golden View Classical Academy

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Salvatori Prize Finalist: Seven Oaks Classical School

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Salvatori Prize Finalist: The Vanguard School

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2021 Valedictorian Address: Hillsdale Academy

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Leading Figures in Education: Alcuin

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Josh Andrew: School Culture and Classical Teaching

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Leading Figures in Education: Frederick Douglass

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2021 Valedictorian Address: Founders Classical Academy of Las Vegas

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Stephen Shipp: The Leader's Perspective

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Leading Figures in Education: Homer

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Mike Roberts: Insights from Hillsdale Academy

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Nathan Schlueter: Teaching Civil Discourse and Martin Luther King

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Jenny Mulvey: Teaching Science in the Elementary Years

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Timm Petersen: Discipline and Choice

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Michael Berndt: Teaching Classically

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John Kersting: The Good of Competition

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Matthew Nolan: On Your First Two Years of Teaching

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Leading Figures in Education: Charlotte Mason

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Matt Spalding: The 1776 Report

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David Diener: Avoiding Reactionary Education

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Leading Figures in Education: Alasdair MacIntyre

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Michael Berndt: Teaching the Ancients in Science Class Today

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Leading Figures in Education: W. E. B. Du Bois

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Tomek Grzesiak: Writing as Imitation

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Leading Figures in Education: Martin Luther

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Alex Johnson: Reforming P.E. Class in Schools Today

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Leading Figures in Education: Martin Buber

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Julie Apel: Challenges in Teaching Composition

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Leading Figures in Education: Plato

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Leading Figures in Education: Louise Cowan

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Sarah Kiesewetter: Writing for School; Writing for Life

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Leading Figures in Education: Don Bosco

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Andrew Jimenez: What is Writing to a 5th Grader?

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Leading Figures in Education: Eva Brann

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Doug Sowers: Notes on the Teaching Profession

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Ellen Condict: Writing as the Measure of One’s Education

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Leading Figures in Education: Thomas More

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Leading Figures in Education: Christopher Dawson

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Nathan McClallen: Successful P.E.

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Leading Figures in Education: Mortimer Adler

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Leading Figures in Education: Neil Postman

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Josh Andrew: Teaching Classically

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Leading Figures in Education: John Dewey

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Leading Figures in Education: Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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Brad Richardson: Teaching Epics

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Leading Figures in Education: C.S. Lewis

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Kurt Kirner: The Science Behind a Good Physical Education

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Leading Figures in Education: Maria Montessori

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Andrew Holm: Making the Most of Virtual Education

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Leading Figures in Education: John Henry Newman

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Joshua Thomas: Student Thoughts on Senior Thesis Project

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Charlotte Taylor: Student Thoughts on Senior Thesis Project

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Brandon Misko: A Teacher’s Journey From Year 1 to Year 8

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Rebecca Fox: Student Thoughts on Senior Thesis Project

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Josette Bowe: Student Thoughts on Senior Thesis Project

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Amanda Gilmore: Teaching Literature Classically

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Mary Cid: Student Thoughts on Senior Thesis Project

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Nathan McClallen: Bringing Back Physical Education

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Five Things to Look For in a Math Curriculum: Episode 5

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Five Things to Look For in a Math Curriculum: Episode 4

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Five Things to Look For in a Math Curriculum: Episode 3

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Five Things to Look For in a Math Curriculum: Episode 2

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Five Things to Look For in a Math Curriculum: Episode 1

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Natalie Spangler: Student Thoughts on Senior Thesis Project

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Jennifer Martin: Teaching Classically

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Kenneth Hergenrader: Student Insight on Senior Thesis Project

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Stephen Shipp: What Makes Classical Education Unique

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Brandon Muri: Biggest Classroom Challenges

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Anna Swartz: Student Thoughts on Senior Thesis Project

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David Diener: Leading a Classical School

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Katrien Langedyk: Student Thoughts on Senior Thesis Project

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Elizabeth Hughes: Student Thoughts on Senior Thesis Process

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Kathleen O'Toole: New BCSI Master and Lead Teacher Program

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Michael Nikkila: Teaching High School Remotely

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Deanna Ducher: Preserving the Classical Approach in Distance Learning

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Carie Brown: Teaching Kindergarten Remotely

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Sarah Caucutt: Adapting to Distance Learning

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Kathleen O'Toole: National Charter School Week

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Jason Caros: Recognizing and Appreciating Teachers

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Naomi Schaefer Riley: Maybe It’s Time to Stop Emergency Parenting

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Becky Holland: COVID-19 and Learning at Home

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Michael Berndt: Online Classical Education

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Joy Pullmann: Strategies For Working From Home With Children

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Mike Roberts: Athletics in Classical Education

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Susan Provenza: Parental Involvement in Education

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Matthew Mehan: How To Appreciate Poetry

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Michael Berndt: Why Study Science?

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PG Grzesiak: Physical Education in a Classical School

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Seven Reasons We Teach History: Episode Seven

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Robert Garrow: Finding the Right School Fit

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Seven Reasons We Teach History: Episode Six

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Oscar Ortiz: The Teaching Profession

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Seven Reasons We Teach History: Episode Five

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Seven Reasons We Teach History: Episode Four

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Steve Lambert: How Parents Can Support Teachers

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David Diener: Preparing for a Teacher's First Year

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Seven Reasons We Teach History: Episode Three

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Stephen Shipp: Promoting a Positive School Culture

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Seven Reasons We Teach History: Episode Two

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Lyndsey Rariden: Setting Goals for Kindergarten Students

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Seven Reasons We Teach History: Episode One

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Sarah Kiesewetter: A Lifetime in Classical Education

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Julie Apel: The Importance of Asking Good Questions

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Cris Chacon: A Classical Approach to Math and Physics

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Tomek Grzesiak: What Makes a Great Book Great?

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Michelle Johns: Partnering with the Barney Charter School Initiative

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Ava Norman: How a Classical Education Prepared Me for College

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Steve Lambert: A Veteran Discusses Veterans Day In Schools

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Camrenne Van Scoyk on Teaching Music at a Classical School

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Jenny Pursell on Teaching Kindergarten & Seeing “the Lightbulb Moment" in Students

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Kyle & Tanja Swartz on Learning Alongside Their Children & the Impact of a Classical Education

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Eric Coykendall on Hillsdale Classical Schools & Qualities of a Healthy Charter School

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John Ottinger on Teaching Literature & Beloved Books

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Abby Johnson on Mathematical Concepts and Making Math Interesting

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Rachel James on Foreign Language Instruction and Teaching Different Grades

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Jordan Adams on Working with Teachers and Making History Come Alive

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Ali Pries on engaging students and teaching history

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Jean marie Contreras on studying math and being mission-centered

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Tabitha Loy on Addressing Parental Concerns and Encouraging Student Participation

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Ben Beier on Motivating Students with Wonder and Love

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Robert Garrow on School Culture and Character Formation

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Becky Holland on Teacher Training and Science Curricula