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Classical Et Cetera

The Memoria Press Podcast Network

Join the educators, authors, publishers, and visionaries at Memoria Press to unpack and understand the world of classical education.

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40:45

How to Learn Latin for Beginners | Practical Advice...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/09/04

This week's Classical Et Cetera is all about the "how" of Latin 101! Whether you are learning or teaching the language as a beginner, it is never too late to master the basics on your own.Paul, Tanya, and Martin have years of experience teaching Latin in a classical education. It's not always easy, but their stories prove that anyone can do it! From flashcards and pronunciation videos, to detailed teaching guidelines and lesson plans, Memoria Press offers everything you need to both teach and

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40:18

Should We Teach Students How or What to Think? |...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/08/14

This week's Classical Et Cetera addresses an important question about traditional education: What is the difference between teaching children *how* to think and *what* to think?Martin Cothran defends his stance that teachers in classical education prioritize teaching students how to think and what to do, contrasting it with modern and public education's focus on what to think (indoctrination) and how to do (vocational training). Our lively discussion highlights the differences in educational

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44:53

The Secret Blueprint of Classical Education | Keys to...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/08/07

These week's *Classical Et Cetera* discusses Imitation and Emulation — What are the differences between these educational methods of teaching? How do these methods lead to the creation of free thinkers? And why does Modern Education see this differently than Classical Education?The distinction between imitation and emulation is a nuanced one. In early education, students are primarily engaged in imitation activities by copying sentences, memorizing facts, and understanding concepts by replicating

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45:46

Why Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Still Matters |...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/07/31

Today's *Classical Et Cetera* is all about rhetoric! What is rhetoric? What is eloquence? And what was it about *Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address* that made it so brilliant?Both rhetoric and eloquence involve the art of persuasion, which goes back over 2000 years to ancient Greece and the philosopher Aristotle. It's important for students to develop not only these talents, but also the practical ability to speak to an audience and connect with your listeners. Listen to our podcast to learn

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41:14

Families, Reading Hard Books is Good for You! | The...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/07/24

On this episode of *Classical Et Cetera,* the gang sits down to discuss the benefits of reading books that you disagree with—and how engaging with diverse perspectives in literature is essential for intellectual and personal growth. The importance of an education where you read difficult books cannot be understated. Why? Understanding opposing viewpoints prepares individuals to defend their beliefs confidently as they encounter differing positions in the world. The role of literature, including

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40:27

Amplify Excellence Through Classical Education -...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/07/17

Today, Andrew Pudewa, from the Institute for Excellence in Writing joins the table to talk about the current state of the world of Classical Christian Education! With advancements in technology, changes in public school curriculum, and classroom evolution happening around us, it's always helpful to return to our grounding points, to the tenants of education that characterize well organized homeschool and private school education. Today we'll talk about excellence in writing, restoring tradition in

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46:39

How To Win The Battle for Attention and Focus with...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/07/03

We see you parents and teachers. The struggle for your children's time in a world that capitalizes on their attention is an ever-present reality. So, what do we do about it? On this episode of Classical Et Cetera we dive into how to find the causes and solutions for this global problem and how to improve student's engagement with teaching, reading, and instruction. Some homeschool families love to use our curriculum year-round! Check out our classical Christian curriculum packages

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39:26

How Memorization, Repetition, and Consistency Lead to...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/06/26

In today's episode of Classical Et Cetera, the table sits down to talk about memorization in its place in the framework of a classical Christian education. Does memorization actually help? Or are we just wasting our time "forcing kids to memorize everything"? Is it true that drills kill the enchantment and wonder of learning? We don't think so. We believe that training the skills of memorization, repetition, and practice do far more to help develop student understanding, provide a gateway to

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34:22

Students aren't just minds. Teach their hearts, too.

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/06/19

In this insightful episode, Jessica, Paul, Tanya, and special guest Jeremy Breland explore how to intentionally shape students' character within and beyond the classroom walls:• How morning meditations and formation talks set the tone for the day. • The surprising impact of subjects like math and literature on character development. • Real-life stories of students' transformative moments. • Practical tips for implementing character education in schools and homeschools. Transform children's manners

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49:53

12 Great Christian Books You Should Read

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/06/12

In the Spring 2024 issue of The Classical Teacher, Martin wrote about 12 great Christian novels. In this episode, we dive deeper into these 12 novels, why Martin picked them, and why you should read them. You'll hear about themes of redemption, morality, and the providential world. And, you'll discover the diverse ways these themes are explored by various authors.From Tolstoy's epic tales to Tolkien's mythic adventures, the list includes a wide range of styles and settings. Watch now to hear lively

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44:02

Homeschool Advice, Encouragement, and Support at the...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/06/05

Summer is here which means Memoria Press Conference week is right around the corner! In this episode of the Classical Et Cetera podcast we are breaking down the entire week and giving you the top reasons why mom and dad should attend! The Sodalitas, Teacher Training, and Memoria College Conferences are great opportunities for homeschooling parents, classical school teachers, and students of higher learning to gather together in one place to celebrate our shared dedication to classical Christian

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44:21

Homeschool Plans for the Summer! | School, Rest,...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/05/29

School is out for the summer! There's a lot of ways to spend a day this summer and a lot of ideas on how to make the most of your vacation plans, bucket list, and continuing education for the summer months. In this episode Classical Et Cetera sits down to offer some ideas that you can throw into your schedule that your classical homeschool students are sure to enjoy!#memoriapress #summer #homeschool

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42:25

The Characteristics Of Good Teaching | What Are The...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/05/23

What makes a great teacher? What essential qualities, skills, attitudes, and perspectives turn good teachers into amazing educators? Today, on Classical Et Cetera, the table shares their experience as teachers, memories of great teachers who have impacted them, and helpful skills to cultivate for becoming a better teacher. Becoming a teacher, at home or in a classroom, is a challenging endeavor. One that costs energy, time, patience, and strength. But the reward for this undertaking is great. A

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43:28

Hold the Line Homeschool! | Setting Classroom...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/05/15

In this episode, we're talking about setting clear expectations in the classroom and in homeschool contexts. The table sits down with Tara Luse to talk about tips, advice, and strategies for cultivating a successful learning environment. Homeschoolers know that classroom management is a daily task, and one that with the right prep, can push your students in the right direction. This episode covers curriculum routines, disruptive habits and how to address them, healthy schedule management, and

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47:55

What If Everyone Had A Classical Education? | Why...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/05/08

On this episode of the Classical et Cetera podcast, the table sits down to talk about what the world might look like if everyone could benefit from a classical Christian education. What if our society celebrated critical thinking, philosophical analysis, and engaging with matters of the head and the heart? What if everyone started their careers, businesses, and homes equipped with the tools necessary for the Great Conversation that shaped our world for thousands of years? Memoria Press has dedicated

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43:20

How To Change The School System | Parental...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/05/01

On today's episode of Classical Et Cetera, the table sits down to talk about parent involvement in education. What tools do parents need to confidently engage with their children's education? How can parents feel more equipped to help their children succeed in their educational journey? What is the parent's role in children's education, why is parent-teacher communication important, and how will student's engagement in class improve when the parents engage themselves in what children are learning

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44:37

What Have We Done to the Fine Arts? Is It Just an...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/04/24

Professor Carol is back in this episode of Classical Et Cetera to talk about the importance of studying the fine arts and music and its role in a classical education. In small ways we have lost the integral parts of the fine arts in our modern culture. And in our neglect, the fine arts have drifted to the backs of our collective consciousness to the role of a simple pass/fail elective. How do we take it back? It takes a unified curriculum, a passionate teacher, and a creative approach to reinstate

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28:52

Contextualization & The Memoria Press Classical...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/04/17

In this episode, Jessica, Paul, and Kathy discuss the importance of contextualization in classical education, sharing personal anecdotes and insights gained from working with schools of various backgrounds and cultures. Imlementing a one-size-fits all curriculum can pose a challenge with multicultural or hyper localized schools. Schools that come from homeschool backgrounds, integrated communities, or non-classical models need assistance and help in implementing a classical approach. From rural

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38:06

Liberal Arts and Humanities: What's the Difference?

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/04/10

Check the description for a special offer!Step into the conversation as we delve into the nuances between liberal arts and humanities within the realm of education. We'll step through history to understand how these disciplines have evolved and their practical implications in today's world. Join us in exploring how liberal arts and humanities equip individuals with critical thinking skills and diverse knowledge, essential for success in various domains. Use code free1time to get FREE SHIPPING on

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40:43

Tips for Challenging Students | How We Find Ways to...

Classical Et Cetera ·

2024/03/27

On this episode of Classical Et Cetera, Tara Luse, principal of Highlands Latin Spring Meadows and classroom management expert, joins us at the table to talk about how to engage students that need a bit more challenging. This episode unpacks methods to challenge students effectively, improve reading comprehension, and enhance handwriting. Discover motivational strategies, tackle math learning, and address student stress to prevent burnout. This episode covers the importance of mastery based learning

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