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The Bearded Bereans- What is Classical Education?
Summary
In this episode, the hosts discuss the principles and structure of classical education. They explore the philosophical approach of shaping the whole person and orienting students to God and His creation. The conversation delves into the trivium, which consists of the grammar, logic, and rhetoric stages of learning. The hosts also touch on the quadrivium, which includes arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy. They emphasize the importance of Latin in developing logical thinking skills. The hosts share observations from a visit to a classical school and highlight the incorporation of arts and music in the curriculum. They discuss the significance of singing in worship and the value of classical education in a changing world. The episode concludes with a discussion on starting a classical school and ways to get involved in classical education.
Takeaways
Classical education aims to shape the whole person and orient students to God and His creation.
The trivium, consisting of the grammar, logic, and rhetoric stages, provides a natural progression of learning.
The quadrivium, including arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy, complements the humanities in classical education.
Latin is taught in classical education to develop logical thinking skills.
Arts and music play a significant role in classical education, fostering creativity and appreciation for God's creation.
Singing is an essential aspect of worship and is emphasized in classical education.
Classical education equips students with the skills and knowledge to navigate a changing world.
Starting a classical school can be done with a small number of students, and there are various ways to get involved in classical education.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Small Talk
04:11 Philosophical Approach of Classical Education
07:10 Structure of Classical Education: The Trivium
11:32 Structure of Classical Education: The Quadrivium
24:13 Importance of Latin in Classical Education
28:05 Observations from a Classical School Visit
30:02 Incorporating Arts and Music in Classical Education
32:26 The Importance of Singing in Worship
35:14 The Value of Classical Education in a Changing World
36:21 Starting a Classical School with a Small Number of Students
39:17 Teacher Certification in Classical Education
42:03 Getting Involved in Classical Education
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By The Bearded BereansSummary
In this episode, the hosts discuss the principles and structure of classical education. They explore the philosophical approach of shaping the whole person and orienting students to God and His creation. The conversation delves into the trivium, which consists of the grammar, logic, and rhetoric stages of learning. The hosts also touch on the quadrivium, which includes arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy. They emphasize the importance of Latin in developing logical thinking skills. The hosts share observations from a visit to a classical school and highlight the incorporation of arts and music in the curriculum. They discuss the significance of singing in worship and the value of classical education in a changing world. The episode concludes with a discussion on starting a classical school and ways to get involved in classical education.
Takeaways
Classical education aims to shape the whole person and orient students to God and His creation.
The trivium, consisting of the grammar, logic, and rhetoric stages, provides a natural progression of learning.
The quadrivium, including arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy, complements the humanities in classical education.
Latin is taught in classical education to develop logical thinking skills.
Arts and music play a significant role in classical education, fostering creativity and appreciation for God's creation.
Singing is an essential aspect of worship and is emphasized in classical education.
Classical education equips students with the skills and knowledge to navigate a changing world.
Starting a classical school can be done with a small number of students, and there are various ways to get involved in classical education.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Small Talk
04:11 Philosophical Approach of Classical Education
07:10 Structure of Classical Education: The Trivium
11:32 Structure of Classical Education: The Quadrivium
24:13 Importance of Latin in Classical Education
28:05 Observations from a Classical School Visit
30:02 Incorporating Arts and Music in Classical Education
32:26 The Importance of Singing in Worship
35:14 The Value of Classical Education in a Changing World
36:21 Starting a Classical School with a Small Number of Students
39:17 Teacher Certification in Classical Education
42:03 Getting Involved in Classical Education