Teach at Home Tips from a Teacher, Part 1
Trinitas Junior Kindergarten teacher Sarah Hadley shares ideas she has found helpful while running an organized classroom in her dining room.
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Will Your Child Continue in the Faith as an Adult?...
The most important aim of Christian parents is to see their children walking with the Lord. Have you ever considered what role the school plays in that?
Read articleThe Good Soil
Children need good soil if they are going to thrive. The environment they grow up in—their home, church, and school—is for them what soil is for plants.
Read articleSeason of Wonder
Two chief goals of classical education are to help students become lifelong learners and to give them the tools they need to be lifetime learners.
Read articleLate to the Table
The obstacles are many for a student coming into a classical Christian school as late as ninth grade, but the rewards are high.
Read articleA Case for Cloistering
In this age of mega schools and assembly-line education, Christian children can benefit from a cloister-like setting of a small classical Christian school.
Read articleClassical Christian Students Have a Ball!
Classical Christian education is determined to repair the ruins of our first parents—inside the classroom and out—and to have a ball doing it.
Read articleThe Parents’ Place in Education
Finding a school that reinforces what your child is learning at home and at church is crucial to her long term mental, emotional, and spiritual health.
Read articleProtect Your Children from Predators
The internet in general and the gaming companies specifically are doing very little to protect our children from becoming victims. It is up to us.
Read articleThe Dangers of Distracted Driving…or Studying
Because of the nearly irresistible distraction smartphones create in our lives, we must learn self-control and help our children do the same.
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