<p>We discuss the role the portrait of a graduate plays in helping us understand our goal of formation. We also discuss some of the potential difficulties with striving toward this goal, yet we find formation to be a more hopeful goal than information. </p>

We discuss the role the portrait of a graduate plays in helping us understand our goal of formation. We also discuss some of the potential difficulties with striving toward this goal, yet we find formation to be a more hopeful goal than information.

<p>We discuss the role the portrait of a graduate plays in helping us understand our goal of formation. We also discuss some of the potential difficulties with striving toward this goal, yet we find formation to be a more hopeful goal than information.&nbsp;</p>

How do we know if we are accomplishing our goal of 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 we know if we are accomplishing our goal of formation?

How do we know if we are accomplishing our goal of formation?