What Should You Look For In a Christian School? (part III)
Christ-centered means that we teach all subjects as an integrated whole with Scriptures at the center; we want students to develop a biblical worldview.
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What should you look for in a Christian school? (part II)
It is our aim at Trinitas to indoctrinate students in their western heritage by teaching them classical content rooted in the western tradition.
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More than reading, writing, and arithmetic, Trinitas trains students to learn with the “tools of learning” through the three stages of the Trivium.
Read articleResponsibilities in Christian Education
Recovering the Lost Tools of Learning by Douglas Wilson is a founding text of the modern classical Christian school movement.
Read articleSetting the Right Markers
The dominant form of grades used in schools is not ideal for a classical Christian school because constructive feedback is better than graded evaluation.
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We need a different way of talking about grades. The language of mastery is better than the language of “grades” to truly educate students.
Read articleImagine a World Without Grades. You Can Do It If You Try.
The modern grade scale is a fairly recent development in education and not one that has a long history of success or stability.
Read articleLong Live Chrysostom
St. John Chrysostom, Archbishop of Constantinople, was a fourth-century Church father known for his powerful and eloquent preaching and public speaking.
Read articleWorshippers in Training
If we want our children to really know the God we love and serve, then it is our responsibility to model that to them in everyday moments.
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The Jr./Sr. Aesthetics trip is integral to Trinitas education. Students travel to cultural centers to experience art, music, architecture, and government.
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