The Value Of A Classical Education | Memoria Press History Curriculum Review

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Today we jump into teaching classical history with Memoria Press. Why do we teach history through narrative? How do we take the tales of antiquity and impart virtue education through our homeschool curriculum? How do we communicate Christian values through sinful characters?
Shane sits down with Paul, Ian and Bryce to talk about the ways in which each of them have been impacted by the Famous Men series, why we talk so much about virtue, and how our Famous Men of Virtue RU-vid series came to life.
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[CETC: 206 | Paul Schaeffer, Ian Galloway, Bryce Hockema]
About the Show:
In season 3 of Classical Et Cetera, Shane sits down with a wide collection of Memoria Press' finest to host conversations about the Truth, Beauty, and Goodness of a Classical Christian Education.
Season 3 Playlist:
• Classical Et Cetera
Check out previous seasons of Classical Et Cetera!
- Season 2: • Classical Et Cetera | ...
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12 сен 2024

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@memoriapress Год назад

- Books We're Reading - The Curse of Capistrano by Johnston McCulley The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho Metamorphosis by Franz Kafke Don Quixote by Miguel De Cervantes The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom

@jmywu Год назад

Thank you for this list.

@tiffanynash9490 Год назад

Thank you for explaining the goals of the Famous Men Stories. I'm getting ready to teach Famous Men of Rome and I really appreciate the suggestions to pull out the virtues of each person. Also, I am thankful for the thoughtful way the books are scheduled. The concrete before the abstract (Rome before Greece) makes developmental sense. As a newish homeschooling mom all these videos with these discussions are so helpful to me.

@prodigaldaughter00 8 месяцев назад

Please lower the background noise. It's distracting from this otherwise absolutely wonderful video. We found it very helpful in our homeschooling covering this chapter today in our Famous Men of Rome work today ❤

@qlauraq912 Год назад

As someone who also “reads” a lot of books by audio, I felt that whole description of “2 hours long…and I’m one car ride in” so deeply.

@comedyveep Год назад

I heard about the Famous Men series from you guys and loved it. The figures who stood out to me the most were Pisistratus and Aristides. I had never heard of them even though I thought had a good grasp on greek history. My one issue with the Famous Men of Greece is it doesn't have a section on Cliesthenies.