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The Archaeological Dig from "Story of the World"

jennifererix wrote 3 months ago: Just read a post about another family doing thier dig from “Story fo the World” history … more →

Tags: Homeschooling, Story of the World, ancient, History

Story of the World Ancient Egypt Links

jennifererix wrote 3 months ago: Story of the World 1 - Ancient Times We have started using “Story of the World” by: Susa … more →

Tags: Homeschooling, Second Grade, First Grade, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Story of the World, Homeschool, King, tut

A Syntopical Reading1 comment

wisdominion wrote 6 months ago: Lately, I’ve been performing an intensive syntopical reading of the classical model of educati … more →

Tags: Classical Education, Education, Reading, Books, Wisdom and Eloquence, Increasing Academic Achievement Through the Trivium of, Recovering the Lost Tools of Learning, The Well-Trained Mind, Teaching the Trivium

The state of poetry?1 comment

ptdiep wrote 7 months ago: Here are 2 quotes that I think are true of the state of poetry and how we should approach it. The We … more →

Tags: Books, Thoughts

'A Well-Trained Mind': Professional Storyteller Jim Weiss

Cindy wrote 8 months ago: We just returned from two days at a conference hosted by the authors of The Well-Trained Mind, a boo … more →

Tags: Homeschooling, well trained mind, Jessie Wise, Jim Weiss

Your Great Books, and Mine2 comments

jenecrit wrote 10 months ago: As I wrote earlier this week, there is a powerful tendency for literature and other topics in the hu … more →

Tags: ProfoundNet, Great Books, William & Mary, Humanities, New York Times, In Tough Times the Humanities Must Justify Their Worth, History of the (Whole) World

Waiting. . .and homeschooling2 comments

Cindy wrote 10 months ago: Waiting is hard — this is probably an understatement for many families who are adopting. We ha … more →

Tags: Adoption, Home Study, Virginia, Homeschooling, well trained mind, Jessie Wise

Poetic Odyssey: How to read a poem using The Well Educated Mind

ptdiep wrote 1 year ago: I have been somewhat distracted on my Odyssey (go figure). The Epic of Gilgamesh has been read. My n … more →

Tags: poetic odyssey, Well-Educated Mind, Poetics

Well-Educated Mind

ptdiep wrote 1 year ago: My background is science. It always has been. It was in my early school days at Queen Mary’s G … more →

Tags: Well-Educated Mind, Trivium, Queen Mary's Grammar School

Common eras

enyal wrote 1 year ago: We are way past schedule tonight, having had more excitement today than originally anticipated, and … more →

Tags: Books, Mmmm, brains, Catholicism, Stuff that Happened A Long Time Ago, Guinea Pigs, pet blessings, Anne Frank, Diary of a Young Girl, The Story of the World

Another thought about confession and "apologies"

Terry Enns wrote 1 year ago: Following on the heels of my earlier comments, I came across a review of Susan Wise Bauer’s re … more →

Tags: Books, confession, Repentance, Apologies

The Well Trained Mind Forum

sagira wrote 1 year ago: Where have I been all this time?  Hmm.. let me think.  Planning our first “official” hom … more →

Tags: Homeschooling, well trained mind, forum

Leithart on Classical Homeschooling

Milton Gaither wrote 1 year ago: This post reviews Peter J. Leithart, “The New Classical Schooling” in Intercollegiate Re … more →

Tags: Classics, curriculum, Peter J. Leithart, Classical Education, Classical Christian Education, Association of Classical Christian Schools, dorothy l. sayers, lost tools of learning, douglas wilson

In Praise of Audiobooks1 comment

adsoofmelk wrote 1 year ago: If I picked up one really outstanding idea from Jessie Wise and Susan Wise Bauer’s bible of mo … more →

Tags: Children's Books, Homeschool, Audiobooks, carschooling, Charles Dickens, classic comics, Classical Education, Demi Moore, dickens


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