Diana Kinser examines how singing can be a powerful tool in the Modern Foreign Language classroom, helping students understand the cultural context and mechanics of a language.… Read more!
A glimpse inside Hillsdale College's network of classical schools across the country.
Diana Kinser examines how singing can be a powerful tool in the Modern Foreign Language classroom, helping students understand the cultural context and mechanics of a language.… Read more!
Abigail Teska, explains the importance of observation as a habit for students to develop, sharing some examples of how teachers can help students in art class practice the habit of carful observation. … Read more!
Using a structured lesson plan, teachers are able to create a sense of anticipation around and engage students in PE class.… Read more!
Forging relationships between students across grade levels is an important contributor to the culture of a classical school, teaching older and younger students important lessons.… Read more!
In this post, Master Teacher Tomek Grzesiak argues for the inclusion of a simple classroom procedure each morning: shaking your students’ hands.… Read more!
Storytelling is a powerful way to present history, as seen in the example of the Second Punic War, where narrating the dynastic struggle between the Barcas and Scipios will surely excite your students.… Read more!
A commitment to Physical Education class for every student, every day costs time spent on other subjects and school events, money for teachers and equipment, and space allotted at the school, but the beneficial returns are exponential: happier, healthier, more alive, more awake, more focused and ready students who practice virtue and joyfully learn through play.… Read more!
Building traditions across grade levels, involving a broad school community, and bridging curricular subjects helps cultivate excitement and anticipation among students for learning, positively impacting the program and the culture of the school at large.… Read more!