What Is Curriculum In Classical Education? | Martin Cothran | Classical Et Cetera [Episode 013]

In this episode, Shane talks with Martin Cothran about his article “What is a Curriculum?” published by Memoria Press. In the article, Martin outlines the elements that make a successful curriculum. Shane follows up on this article, asking Martin about “what got left on the cutting room floor?” If you enjoy Martin’s writing on the many facets of Classical Education, you’ll love this episode where we ask the question "What is curriculum in education?".
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[@marcybrooks3425]

I'm 70 yrs old and seeking to grow. I probably got in on the end of Classical Ed in school and have been intrigued for a long time. I think this would sharpen my mind.

[@rebeccahoffman4249]

This is so encouraging for remembering why we do what we do. The cohesiveness of Memoria Press is what I talk up the most to others.

[@amymcvay2237]

It was so lovely to listen and have confirmed what our homeschool and Coop have facilitated through MP. Even the gift of training moms to be our teachers 🙌🏻🥰✅. Thankful for the help and guidance along the way!!

[@actuallicensedteacher1846]

Thank you for excoriating lesson planning!

[@mwichechitembo216]

Very educative

[@SWKS_AG05]

Great conversation!

[@soberanobrasil9370]

Yes. I really saw that: buying the currivulum that is new, looks good and has a website. What about the content? Very weak. Then you have to buy suplemental material in different subjects so that your child learn something. I am here because I asked myself looking at those books from the "curriculum" from the school: what's this? Answer: a big nothing. And what you get? Yes... A desaster.

[@udayveer5058]

Hy I am from India and student of my school do not try to understand English. How can I do this?

[@CornerTalker]

Michigan Standards of English are notorious vague (as well as poorly written). One could teach almost anything and quote the Standards at the bottom of the lesson to back it up. I like this since it doesn't dictate that I teach Critical Race Theory and leaves me open to teach more traditional courses.