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Two Ways to Make School Meaningful - Part Three
A free and useful mind has its limits. An experience we have all had is learning something great… but at the wrong time. Schools have to prioritize revisiting the previous year’s material because of the “summer slide,” where students simply forget what they learned the year prior. Fortunately, humanity has a long history of thinking on paper. It may be an exaggeration and too strong a statement to say that if you’re not writing, you’re not thinking, but not by too much. Our m
Two Ways to Make School Meaningful - Part Two
In asking how to make education meaningful, we’re also asking what the aim of education is. Our last post highlighted the expansive nature of education, mainly that it involves training students in virtue beyond mere assignments, in a word: soulcraft. Those assignments and curricula, however, are necessary parts of education. We must love God with our minds, and our minds must be free and useful, and even assisted. To this end, we’re committed to teaching the liberal arts in
Two Ways to Make School Meaningful - Part One
Education includes both the school of academics and the school of virtue.
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