Classical education curriculum

Have you ever wondered just what is classical education and the classical method? Here's a brief and easy to read explanation!

So what is classical education exactly? That is somewhat dependent on whom you ask because there is a tremendous amount of variation among classical educators. However, there are two basic schools of thought in classical education.

Learn how one mom gave her 5 children a classical education through each stage of the Trivium. Complete with curriculum and extracurricular suggestions.

Classical homeschooling curriculum include Veritas Press, Memoria Press, Classical Academic Press, A Well Trained Mind and more.

I want a classical education, desperately. Together, my wife and I have given one to our three children, all of whom have continued in it to one degree or another. They all have seemed to thrive in it, too. I did not get a classical education. I have, to some extent, recovered one over the […]

Summer is coming quickly, and it's the perfect time for homeschool moms to read classical education books in preparation for the upcoming school year.

Homeschool curriculum plan for our 19th year of homeschooling! Eclectic home education ideas for junior high and high school.

Through the years, I have homeschooled my children in several ways - unit studies, literature-rich studies, and the 4-year history rotation. At the root of all of it was a classical education, even though I veered from that a bit in the earlier years due to the New-and-Shiny Syndrome. As my oldest child aged and I folded my girls into our homeschool, I saw that I needed to have more structure and 'classical-ness' (that's totally a made up word) in our homeschool. If my goal was to give them…

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