Season two of Authentically Apostolic will begin soon! Listen for a preview of the topics that we will discuss.

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In this episode we will review the most significant topics covered in season one and provide a sneak peak into what we will cover in season two, which will begin in October.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

https://wallbuilders.com/

https://www.abeka.com/

https://k12.hillsdale.edu/Curriculum/The-Hillsdale-1776-Curriculum/

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Some pastors may have reservations about starting a private Apostolic school. You may be concerned about having the funds required to hire a full staff and run a school for parents with a conventional schedule, but can you cut the day in half … which basically cuts your budget in half? Of course, you can.

Today we discuss what an unconventional school day can look like in a private Apostolic school.

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In this episode, we offer some practical advice about how an Apostolic homeschool family can schedule a school day and their school calendar to fit their personal needs. Along the way, we discuss the importance of having a long-term vision and mention some great options for curriculum.

To view the ABEKA homeschool curriculum, click here:

https://www.abeka.com/

For information about family and enrichment units from Simply Charlotte Mason, click here:

https://simplycharlottemason.com/

Use this link to research homeschooling laws in your state:

https://hslda.org/legal

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Many Apostolic parents and pastors may be discouraged by several myths often perpetuated about a private Apostolic school. In this episode we discuss the erroneous assumptions that many people make concerning accreditation, academic quality, and more. You don’t want to miss it!

Information cited in this episode:

American Marxism by Mark Levin

https://www.amazon.com/American-Marxism-Mark-R-Levin/dp/150113597X

The Infographic from Grade Power Learning

https://gradepowerlearning.com/cost-of-education-in-usa/

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Noah Webster described education without the Bible as useless, referring to the Word of God as “America’s basic textbook in all fields." That is drastically different than the philosophy prevalent in the classrooms of today.

In this episode, we discuss the importance of a classical American education that is provided in an Apostolic environment. It is time for the Apostolic church to take the lead role in educational excellence.

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The classical American educational philosophy has been under attack since the ideas of Charles Darwin arrived from Europe. Most people are familiar with the progressive ideas of John Dewey in the early portion of the 21stcentury, but not as many associate the tumultuous 1960s with Marxist ideology.

Today on Authentically Apostolic, we uncover the philosophy behind many events during that era of social change with a focus upon how it radically damages the American public school system.

If you are interested in Speechless by Michael Knowles, it can be purchased here:

https://www.amazon.com/Speechless-Controlling-Words-Minds/dp/1684510821

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Last week, we discussed several existing myths about families who make the decision to homeschool. If an Apostolic school is not available in your area, then you will not want to miss part two.

Today, we will delve a little deeper into more of the arguments commonly used to discourage American families from making the decision that has always been very popular in our nation’s history: parents being in charge of their own children’s education.

For more detailed information from the National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI), click here:

https://www.nheri.org/research-facts-on-homeschooling/

Use this link to research homeschooling laws in your state:

https://hslda.org/legal

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One option for escaping the toxic ideologies promoted in the modern American public-school system is to homeschool your children. Some fear that such a choice will have negative effects upon their child’s academic progress and social skills. Are these concerns valid, or are they myths perpetuated by the public-school establishment? We will debunk several common homeschool myths on today’s episode of Authentically Apostolic.

For more detailed information from the National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI), click here:

https://www.nheri.org/research-facts-on-homeschooling/

For a list of one hundred famous people who attended a homeschool, click here:

https://www.aop.com/blog/100-famous-homeschoolers

Use this link to research homeschooling laws in your state:

https://hslda.org/legal

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Exactly who is John Dewey, the father of progressive education in America? Is he a hero for the innovations he introduced into the American classroom, or is the co-author of the humanist manifesto a disciple of Karl Marx who transformed the educational system of our nation into one that actively promotes the collectivist mindset? On today’s episode of Authentically Apostolic, we will discuss this important figure.

To read Noah Webster’s History of the United States online, click here: https://archive.org/details/historyunitedst00websgoog/page/n24/mode/2up

A physical copy can be purchased here:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1397673362/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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