<p>We discuss ways that math and science classes contribute to formation. For further reading, we recommend the following works: Mathematics for Human Flourishing by Francis Su, The Liberal Arts Tradition by Kevin Clark and Ravi Jain, and Teaching and Christian Practices: Reshaping Faith and Learning edited by David Smith and James K. A. Smith.</p>

We discuss ways that math and science classes contribute to formation. For further reading, we recommend the following works: Mathematics for Human Flourishing by Francis Su, The Liberal Arts Tradition by Kevin Clark and Ravi Jain, and Teaching and Christian Practices: Reshaping Faith and Learning edited by David Smith and James K. A. Smith.

How do non-humanities classes contribute to formation?

Aporia is the Greek term for "impasse". We realize that classical Christian educators and administrators often find themselves at impasses in their classrooms and in their schools. At times, it seems as if there are questions around every corner. Your hosts, Danielle Dillenschneider and Tim Dernlan, will help you navigate the labyrinth of questions. Perhaps you'll see that experiencing aporia is necessary to find what is True, Good, and Beautiful. Join us as we discuss the great questions of classical Christian education. Check out our website to learn more: aporiathepodcast.com

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How do non-humanities classes contribute to formation?

How do non-humanities classes contribute to formation?