Thankful to the Core
One mark of God’s people should be thankfulness. If we want our children to know that every good and every perfect gift is from above, we must teach them.
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The Unfulfilled Promise of Technology in Education
Parents often ask about classical education’s lack of emphasis on STEM. Recent research addresses the lack of technology in the classical classroom.
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Trinitas 2019 Commencement Address
Former Trinitas teacher presented the Commencement Address to the graduating Class of 2019.
Read articleClassical Cultivates Virtue Through Perspective
Classical education is in large part about nurturing virtuous human beings with a steady diet of the good, old stuff.
Read articlePersecution via Legislation
The Equality Act takes aim at religious freedom itself. If adopted, it would partially repeal federal law (aka. the Religious Freedom Restoration Act).
Read articleHands-on Education: A Feast for the Eyes, Hands, Mind, Feet . . .
For children, a new experience is a wide-open portal to depths they haven’t even thought about exploring yet.
Read articleWhat About Dating In High School?
An imagined conversation between former Trinitas teacher Joshua Gibbs and a student about whether students should date in high school.
Read articleLessons from a Dirt Pile
Boys need to feel their strength, taste their own blood from a busted lip without getting mad, and fail miserably - then get up and charge the hill again.
Read articleDon’t Waste Your Commute
Using travel to school wisely can reduce school-related stress, build habits for academic success, and create time for healthy play and family activities.
Read articleA Few Ideas for Teaching Stewardship to Children
Your children will someday rule God’s world. Teach them to faithfully steward their little kingdoms in preparation to faithfully rule when they are grown.
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