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Classics
Why We Teach Our First Graders Shakespeare: Michael Fitzgerald
Michael Fitzgerald is the principal of a private elementary school in New York focused on classics, immersion in nature, and nurturing strong moral character.
November 30, 2024
BY
Jan Jekielek
Re: ‘Resources for Studying the Classics’
We need to see the classical education model revived in our schools.
November 8, 2023
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The Reader's Turn
Resources for Studying the Classics
Studying the classics, if done properly, helps us flourish as human beings.
September 11, 2023
BY
Walker Larson
Multi-Instrumental Homeschool Band Goes Viral for Reviving the Classics With Heart-Melting Vocals
A group of young musicians who hail from homeschooling backgrounds have crossed states and blended musical styles to ...
June 30, 2023
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Louise Chambers
The Revolt Is On!
Commentary We’ve crossed the three-year mark of the worst years for freedom in our lifetimes. What do we ...
May 3, 2023
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Jeffrey A. Tucker
How to Connect Teens With Good Books
Lately, I’ve been reading from M.F.K. Fisher’s "The Art of Eating." I say “from” because this thick volume ...
November 21, 2022
BY
Jeff Minick
The Classics Are for Everyone, Not Just Old, Dead, White Men
Yes, yes, and yes! That was what I shouted, in the silence of my heart, when I finished ...
November 10, 2022
BY
Jeff Minick
Reviving the Classics for a Modern World
Once upon a time, an understanding of the ancient past was the hallmark of any educated person in ...
March 2, 2022
BY
Dawn Duran
The Teaching of Citizenship
“Every man is called upon to be a statesman seeing that every man and woman, too, has a ...
January 18, 2022
BY
Dawn Duran
The Consolation of the Classics
Despite shutdowns that spread across the world last year and caused the performing arts industry to grind to ...
April 20, 2021
BY
Catherine Yang
‘The Water Margin,’ China’s Outlaw Novel
"The Water Margin," also known in English as "Outlaws of the Marsh" or "All Men Are Brothers," is ...
March 10, 2019
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The Conversation
Guide to the Classics: Virgil’s ‘Aeneid’
The "Aeneid" by the Roman poet Virgil is an epic poem in 12 books that tells the story ...
October 22, 2018
BY
Chris Mackie
Opera Educator: The Olympic Art That Tells a Story
For Stuart Holt, opera is awe-inspiring storytelling and, in many ways, the Olympian limb of the classical arts. ...
January 2, 2018
BY
Sharon Kilarski
College Professor Susan Woodard: The Classics Foster a Life of Reconsideration
When Susan Woodard, professor emeritus of music, was just beginning her teaching career, she heard a colleague declare, ...
November 28, 2017
BY
Sharon Kilarski
Painter George Ceffalio: Using Classic Techniques Makes Our Lives Better
For fine arts painter George Ceffalio, the importance of classical realistic art is self-evident. "You see [realistic art] ...
August 27, 2017
BY
Sharon Kilarski
Philosopher John Henry Crosby: The Classics Protect the Fullness of Our Humanity
Why the classics are important today is a radical question, according to John Henry Crosby, the founder and ...
August 13, 2017
BY
Sharon Kilarski
Sculptor Charlie Mostow Keeps It Universal
NEW YORK—Charlie Mostow likes to keep things simple—from the singular to the universal. Everything he does, everything he ...
August 11, 2017
BY
Milene Fernandez
Historian Jason Goetz: Reclaiming Our History to Mend Our Culture
Historian and educator Jason Goetz looks to the classics as a means for our culture to survive. As ...
July 3, 2017
BY
Sharon Kilarski
Baritone Darren Chase: Classics Provide Endless Inspiration
The classics offer artists endless inspiration, says baritone Darren Chase.
May 18, 2017
BY
Sharon Kilarski
Pianist David Dubal: The Classics Are a Balm for Our Spiritual Wounds
Author, radio host, pianist, and arguably the nation's foremost expert on 20th-century pianists David Dubal had spent the morning practicing ...
January 31, 2017
BY
Sharon Kilarski
Art Educator Mandy Hallenius: Classical Training in Art Opens Creative Choices
Mandy Hallenius co-founded the DaVinci Initiative to help children gain realistic drawing and painting skills as well as ...
January 24, 2017
BY
Sharon Kilarski
Educator Andrew Kern: The Classics Ignite Our Desire to Learn, to Honor Others
For Kern, the classics, especially literature, tap into this deep impulse to learn, to appreciate, and, at bottom, ...
January 1, 2017
BY
Sharon Kilarski
Ballerina Ashley Tuttle: Classics Reveal Our Essential Humanity
Ballerina Ashley Tuttle sees classical ballet, like all the classic arts, as trying to get at truthful expression.
November 27, 2016
BY
Sharon Kilarski
Classical Music Producer Leonid Fleishaker: The Classics Lead Us to See the Colors of Life
Accompanied by a pianist, 11 violinists in formal evening attire (only two of them men) stood across the stage ...
November 8, 2016
BY
Sharon Kilarski
Suzuki Instructor Devin Arrington: Classical Music Training Can Break Down Barriers
Cradling the violin under his chin, holding the bow just so, a 5-year-old violinist was rendering a lovely ...
November 1, 2016
BY
Sharon Kilarski
Organist Paul Jacobs: The Classics Give Purpose to Humanity’s Suffering
Paul Jacobs, the only organist to ever win a Grammy, believes that the classics transform humanity's inevitable pain ...
September 22, 2016
BY
Sharon Kilarski
Actress Tracy Arnold: The Classics Ease Our Loneliness
Actress Tracy Arnold describes how classic stories and the age-old medium of theater ease our loneliness.
July 21, 2016
BY
Sharon Kilarski
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