Classical Education is NOT SIMPLY Intellectual Development

There's more to a holistic classical education than a heady pursuit of knowledge. Education isn't just about intellectual development-it's about forming affections, emotions, intellect and spirit.
Our founder Cheryl Lowe said that teachers have failed if students don't cry when Hector is killed or when Priam begs Achilles for this body of his son. A holistic classical education exposes students to the best art, music, and literature to cultivate students' love of the true, the good, and the beautiful.
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[@mrs.jaywojo5426]

When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice: but when the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn. Proverbs 29:2

[@thebaptisthomeschooler]

❤ I absolutely love your podcasts and curriculum. Fantastic job!

[@memoriapress]

Glad you like them!

[@kathrynjames5299]

The Feud That Sparked the Renaissance by P. Walker is also informative and an in- depth look at a very important time in art and architecture.

[@carlsohmer6457]

Could you discuss whether climbing Parnassus is not a sufficient description of classical education?

[@SkylarWhitmire]

I believe they have positively reviewed this book a few times on the podcast in regards to its description of what classical ed is -- Greek and Latin at the center.

[@carlsohmer6457]

Yeah, that’s why I raise the question. Climbing parnassus seems to say that historically CE was just intellectual development. That’s why you should learn Latin. Latin is the most reliable way to form the mind.