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A Welcome from the Headmaster. About the Schola Cantorum. Tuition and General Info. ABOUT US - OUR FACULTY. Luke Macik, J.D. Headmaster Luke Macik received his Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts from Thomas Aquinas College. Throughout his career he has been involved in leading and organizing Great Books reading groups with his peers. Mr. Macik is a board member of the Institute for Catholic Liberal Education. Mr Mark A. Langley. In New Hampshire, founding headmaster Mark Langley returns to the Lyceum where...
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Discussing classical Catholic education and the formation of Catholic liberally educated ladies and gentlemen. Academic Dean at The Lyceum (a school he founded in 2003, see theLyceum.org) Mark loves sacred music and Gregorian Chant and singing with his lovely wife, Stephanie, and their twelve children. The Ability for Large Discourse. July 30, 2016. Today we shall content ourselves with a purely intellectual discourse. Why? Because you and I, my dear reader, both possess the ability for large discourse!
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liberal education works | Classical Catholic Education
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Discussing classical Catholic education and the formation of Catholic liberally educated ladies and gentlemen. Category Archives: liberal education works. July 26, 2015. I have been thinking about this for several weeks as I renovate the second floor kid’s bathroom, and the thought provides me with no end of pleasure (and humor) when I think about the two senses in which it is true. … Continue reading →. Liberal Education Works Vol: 17. July 20, 2015. Ahhhhhhhhh….Summer 2015! I Can See Clearly Now. You a...
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Classical Education and the Common Core | Classical Catholic Education
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Discussing classical Catholic education and the formation of Catholic liberally educated ladies and gentlemen. Reading Dickens →. Classical Education and the Common Core. June 9, 2014. Therefore, we ought to follow what is common . Thus exhorted the philosopher Heraclitus in the seventh century B.C., and in our own time the governors and education commissioners of 45 states, as well as over 100 Catholic diocesan school systems have seemingly hearkened to his exhortation. How? Common Core State Standards.
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bathroom restoration | Classical Catholic Education
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Discussing classical Catholic education and the formation of Catholic liberally educated ladies and gentlemen. Category Archives: bathroom restoration. July 26, 2015. I have been thinking about this for several weeks as I renovate the second floor kid’s bathroom, and the thought provides me with no end of pleasure (and humor) when I think about the two senses in which it is true. … Continue reading →. Liberal Education Works Vol: 17. July 20, 2015. Ahhhhhhhhh….Summer 2015! Don't miss a Post! Process Theo...
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work | Classical Catholic Education
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Discussing classical Catholic education and the formation of Catholic liberally educated ladies and gentlemen. July 26, 2015. I have been thinking about this for several weeks as I renovate the second floor kid’s bathroom, and the thought provides me with no end of pleasure (and humor) when I think about the two senses in which it is true. … Continue reading →. June 30, 2013. Well…it’s summer, and this is just what classical teachers do in the … Continue reading →. Don't miss a Post! Linda eaton on Fathe...
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Concrete Thoughts | Classical Catholic Education
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Discussing classical Catholic education and the formation of Catholic liberally educated ladies and gentlemen. Liberal Education Works Vol: 17. Reading Dickens-Dombey and Son →. July 26, 2015. I have been thinking about this for several weeks as I renovate the second floor kid’s bathroom. And the thought provides me with no end of pleasure (and humor) when I think about the two senses in which it is true. Education based upon electives and specialties produce trained specialists, not educated people.
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Modern education and Specialization…a digression | Classical Catholic Education
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Discussing classical Catholic education and the formation of Catholic liberally educated ladies and gentlemen. Liberal education, Aristotle and Catharsis. A division of the four kinds of slavery from which Liberal education frees us. →. Modern education and Specialization…a digression. January 29, 2012. Among the chief marks by which the “modern school” distinguishes itself from the “classical school” is its adherence to the educational doctrine that proposes specialization. Specialization, of course, re...
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bathroom renovation | Classical Catholic Education
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Discussing classical Catholic education and the formation of Catholic liberally educated ladies and gentlemen. Tag Archives: bathroom renovation. July 26, 2015. I have been thinking about this for several weeks as I renovate the second floor kid’s bathroom, and the thought provides me with no end of pleasure (and humor) when I think about the two senses in which it is true. … Continue reading →. Liberal Education Works Vol: 17. July 20, 2015. Ahhhhhhhhh….Summer 2015! June 30, 2013. Don't miss a Post!
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Classical Catholic Education | Discussing classical Catholic education and the formation of Catholic liberally educated ladies and gentlemen. | Page 2
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Discussing classical Catholic education and the formation of Catholic liberally educated ladies and gentlemen. Newer posts →. The Purpose of Classical Education – An Unintended Dialogue. December 23, 2015. Pardon me, I hate to interrupt, but why don’t you just go ahead and say Liberal Education if that is what you mean? This is most disingenuous. Appalling! Why doesn’t he say what he means? I think he insults his readers by this kind of intellectual subterfuge. I know that, Ox. If you want to speak about...
