What would you ask a Medieval onion farmer? 

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Should teachers brag that their students don't know how they vote?

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Stop offering professional development and start incentivizing it. 

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There's a lot of lectures out there on how to teach a book well, but what if you want to teach a book badly?

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Why is the typical commencement address so dreadfully dull? Joshua Gibbs investigates.

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What if classical Christian schools tried harder to accommodate families that are genuinely zealous for classical education?

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School vibes only.

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How do you give a bunch of teenagers a "transformative" experience at a museum?

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First, what is cynicism?

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In this episode, Joshua Gibbs and Beatrice Gibbs read a dialogue from "A Parley with Youth."

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