What Does Classical Formation Look Like?
This short film offers a glimpse into how students are formed through daily practices of learning, attention, and care.
How Small Habits Fill a Life with Nadya Williams
What if the life you long for is formed one teaspoon at a time? In this episode of Composed, Christine Perrin speaks with classicist, writer, and homeschooling mother Nadya Williams about the small patterns that fill a life: reading aloud on the couch, gathering friends around books and snacks, welcoming children into imperfect homes, and writing in the margins of family life. Together they explore motherhood, Christian human dignity, education, AI, and the hope of building a humane culture through local, faithful, ordinary practices. For mothers who feel stretched thin and are hungry for wisdom, this conversation offers a gentle invitation to begin with one small good thing.
Texas Universities Can Now Consider 'Classic Learning Test' in Admissions, Alongside SAT and ACT
The test has a strong focus on classical literature, promoting “influential authors and ideas that have shaped history and culture.”
How classical education can be an antidote to AI
AI is more likely to harm education than help it. Classical education will become ever more relevant.