L@L: Larry Schweikart

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L@L: Larry Schweikart

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Jun 8, 2018

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Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to listen in on our nation's history directly with Larry Schweikart.Mr. Schweikart is an American historian and the author of A Patriot's History. We hope you enjoy the audio!

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Jun 8, 2018

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Classical Conversations supports homeschooling parents by cultivating the love of learning through a Christian worldview in fellowship with other families. We believe there are three keys to a great education: classical, Christian, and Community.

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WC S1, Ep7: Memory Master Time!: "Memory Master Time!" is an article written by Courtney Sanford and is ready by Rachel Brown. Enjoy the audio of this delightful article to encourage you and your homeschooling journey! Or Read the Article here! by Everyday Educator
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WC S1, Ep1: Home for the Holidays: Enjoy some of Classical Conversations' most popular articles now available in audio. This article was written by Matt Bianco. Read the article here! by Everyday Educator
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The Rhetoric Stage: Wisdom, The Rhetoric of Truth, Goodness, and Beauty: The third stage of Classical education, Rhetoric. by Everyday Educator
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Classical Conversations' "Foundations Program" Part 1/3: Grades Kindergarten through sixth grade explained within the CC Curriculum by Everyday Educator
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The Secrets of the One Room School House: Leigh Bortins explores the secrets of the early colonial one room School house. by Everyday Educator
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WC S1, Ep6: Letter to a New CC Mom: "Letter to a New CC Mom" is an article written by Brandy Ferrell and is ready by Chelly Barnard. Enjoy the audio of this delightful article to encourage you and your homeschooling journey! Or Read the Article here! by Everyday Educator
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WC S1, Ep3: Beefing Up the Sixth Grade: "Beefing Up the Sixth Grade" is an article written by Courtney Sanford. Enjoy the audio of this delightful article to encourage you and your homeschooling journey! Or Read the Article here! by Everyday Educator
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Classical Conversations' "Essentials Program" Part 2/3: Fourth through Sixth graders, diving into the grammar of the english language. by Everyday Educator
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Education: Modern vs Classical Christian Thought: Leigh Bortins explains the differences between modern thought and Classical Christian thought. by Everyday Educator
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L@L: Anthony Esolen (2013): Enjoy some of our older archived podcasts where Leigh Bortins interviews different guests. In this episode Leigh interviews author Anthony Esolen. The episode is from 2013. by Everyday Educator
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WC S1, Ep2: Delighting in People: Service Staff Are Our Neighbors: Enjoy some of Classical Conversations' most popular articles now available in audio. As Christians, should we not delight in people more than we do? Christmas time is a perfect opportunity to practice loving people as we ought.This article... by Everyday Educator
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Classical Conversations Overview: Learn how Classical Conversations can help you and your homeschool through classical education. by Everyday Educator
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The Grammar Stage: Knowledge-Learning Grammar and Observation Skills: The first stage of Classical education, Grammar. Learning begins with knowledge and knowledge begins with grammar. Join Leigh as she explains the relationship between knowledge and grammar. by Everyday Educator
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Classical Conversations' "Challenge Program" 3/3: Leigh Bortins explains grades Seven through Twelve in depth. by Everyday Educator
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CCMM Session 2: One Room Schoolhouse: Matt Bianco, Heather Shirley, and Tobin Duby discuss the one room schoolhouse. by Everyday Educator
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The Dialectic Stage: Skills, Ideas, and Conversations: The second stage of Classical education, Dialectic. by Everyday Educator
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CCMM Session 3: Getting the Most from CC: Matt Bianco, Heather Shirley, and Tobin Duby sit down to talk the best ways parents and students can benefit from CC. by Everyday Educator
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CCP Book Club: The Scarlet Letter: Join some of our homeschool experts and Classical Conversations parents, as we explore the themes from one of our favorite Challenge I books, The Scarlet Letter. Pick the book up at the bookstore today! by Everyday Educator
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CCMM Session 1: Why Latin?: Matt Bianco, Heather Shirley, and Tobin Duby sit down to talk about the importance of studying latin. by Everyday Educator
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L@L: Andrew Pudewa: Enjoy some of our older archived podcasts where Leigh chats with different guests. Today's episode is with the director of the Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW), Andrew Pudewa. The episode is from 2011. by Everyday Educator
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L@L: Andrew Kern (2010): Enjoy some of our older archived podcasts where Leigh chats with different guests. Today's episode is with the founder of Circe Institute, Andrew Kern. The episode is from 2010. by Everyday Educator
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L@L - James B. Jordan (2011): Enjoy some of our older archived podcasts where Leigh chats with different guests. Today's episode is with author and theologian Dr. James B. Jordan. The episode is from 2011. by Everyday Educator
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WC S1, Ep12: Getting Started Homeschooling: Organizing Your Schoolroom (Part 3): Getting Started Homeschooling: Organizing Your Schoolroom is an article written by Jennifer Courtney. This is the final part of a three-part series. Enjoy the audio! Or Read the Article here! by Everyday Educator
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CCMM Session 4 - The Master Teacher: Matt Bianco, Heather Shirley, and Tobin Duby sit down to talk about the master teacher. by Everyday Educator
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2016 CC Catalog Article: History Lessons: The following article is an article from the 2016 Classical Conversations Catalog. History Lessons is written by Matt Bianco and is read by Caleb Skogen. You can find more articles like this in the online 2016 CC Catalog. by Everyday Educator
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WC S1, Ep11: Getting Started Homeschooling: Organizing Your Day (Part 2): Getting Started Homeschooling: Organizing Your Day is an article written by Jennifer Courtney. This is the second part of a three-part series. Enjoy the audio! Or Read the Article here! by Everyday Educator
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WC S1, Ep5: Stick in the Sand: The Place of Technology in Community: "Stick in the Sand: The Place of Technology in Community" is an article written by Leigh Bortins and is ready by Rachel Brown. Enjoy the audio of this delightful article to encourage you and your homeschooling journey! Or Read the Article here! by Everyday Educator
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L@L: Stanley Fish (2011): Enjoy some of our older archived podcasts where Leigh Bortins interviews different guests. In this episode Leigh interviews author, Stanley Fish as they discuss his most current book, How to Write a Sentence: And How to Read One. The episode is from 2011. by Everyday Educator
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L@L: Mike Huckabee: Enjoy some of our older archived podcasts where Leigh Bortins interviews different guests. In this episode Leigh interviews former Governor of Arkansas Mike Huckabee. The episode is from 2008. by Everyday Educator
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WC S1, Ep13: 10 Lessons I Have Learned in 10 Years of Classical Conversations: 10 Lessons I Have Learned in 10 Years of Classical Conversations is an article written by Jennifer Courtney. Want some wisdom from an experienced CCer? Enjoy the audio! Or Read the Article here! by Everyday Educator
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