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K-12 Classical Education
BCSI Teacher Spotlight—Nicole Roberts
Mrs. Nicole Roberts is the Director of Literacy Curriculum and Instruction for the Pineapple Cove Classical Academies in Florida. Learn all about Mrs. Roberts in this teacher spotlight.
Read More about BCSI Teacher Spotlight—Nicole RobertsCall Us Ishmael: Teaching Moby Dick at Golden View Classical Academy
Mr. Ian Atherton, the Upper School Humanities teacher at Golden View Classical Academy, shares how he brings Herman Melville’s classic novel, Moby Dick, to life through Whale Days, complete with harpoons, anchovies, and chalk sketches of the great white whale.
Read More about Call Us Ishmael: Teaching Moby Dick at Golden View Classical AcademyLife and Love in Much Ado About Nothing
This tale of two sets of lovers takes readers on a delightful romp through the pitfalls of passion and the sweetness of falling in love. Dr. Benedict Whalen offers his insight on the importance of Shakespeare’s beloved play.
Read More about Life and Love in Much Ado About NothingBCSI Teacher Spotlight—Dr. Colleen Lutz
Dr. Colleen Lutz brings a variety of experiences to her position as a 5th grade teacher at Founders Classical Academy of Leander. Learn all about Dr. Lutz in this teacher spotlight.
Read More about BCSI Teacher Spotlight—Dr. Colleen LutzThe Importance of Structure for Young Children: 7 Tips from Mrs. Brown
Offering structure with young children doesn’t stifle them; it actually liberates them and allows them to flourish in the classroom as they develop the habits and skills that will lead to good citizenship. Here’s seven tips to do that.
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The scientific revolution forever changed the focuses of scientific study. But studying the history of science benefits all students and helps put today’s science education into context.
Read More about A History of the Scientific RevolutionThe Timeliness of Learning Latin
Latin “unlocks a wealth of Western literature and learning,” says Hillsdale Academy Latin teacher JohnMark Beazley. Learn what students can gain from studying this rewarding language.
Read More about The Timeliness of Learning LatinA Christmas Carol—A Tale for All Seasons
You don’t have to wait until December to read Charles Dickens’ classic, A Christmas Carol. This tale of Scrooge’s transformation—of finding value in the smallest of things—offers important lessons any time of the year.
Read More about A Christmas Carol—A Tale for All SeasonsTruths Universally Acknowledged: Community, Trust, and Respect in Pride and Prejudice
From its iconic opening sentence, Pride and Prejudice takes us into a world of dashing bachelors, fair ladies, and friends and family intent on finding the perfect husband for the eligible maidens in their midst. But first impressions are not always accurate impressions, as the characters discover in Jane Austen’s delightful classic.
Read More about Truths Universally Acknowledged: Community, Trust, and Respect in Pride and PrejudiceEpic Poem, Epic Questions: Studying Milton’s Paradise Lost
John Milton’s Paradise Lost, one of the greatest epics of all time, offers not only beautiful poetry but also deals with the perennial questions of good and evil.
Read More about Epic Poem, Epic Questions: Studying Milton’s Paradise LostSo Much Scope for Imagination: The Vivid World of Anne of Green Gables
Step into the wide-eyed, wonder-filled world of Anne of Green Gables, where imagination reigns supreme and adventures await Anne at every turn.
Read More about So Much Scope for Imagination: The Vivid World of Anne of Green GablesSimplicity and Goodness: The Thanksgiving Story
Take a virtual voyage on the Mayflower and experience it through the eyes of a child. The Thanksgiving Story offers children examples of the type of person they want to become.
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