What is a Good Score on the CLT?
We’re looking into how to understand your score in comparison to other test takers and in context of your college goals.
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Partner School Spotlight: Umatilla High School
CLT is proud to feature Umatilla High School in Umatilla, Florida as our latest Partner School Spotlight. We had the opportunity to sit down with Principal Brent Frazier to ask some questions about what makes his school so successful.
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How Do I Improve My Study Skills?
Here are some of the most important study tips consistently practiced by high-achieving students.
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What is Your Study Style?
If you’re looking for a way to boost your study skills this year, try out a couple of these major techniques, and see what serves your mind best.
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Do We Still Need Standardized Testing?
With the decline of the SAT and ACT, it is worth looking back at the original goal of standardized testing and asking ourselves what has been lost, what is worth preserving, and what must change.
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“Tintern Abbey or To the Living Church” – A Poem by Former CLT10 Award Winner Mary Gregory
A poem submitted by former CLT10 Award Winner Mary Gregory.
Q&A with CLT10 National Award Winner Pia Baxter
Previous CLT10 National Award Winner Pia Baxter, a rising sophomore at the University of Dallas, reflects on her love of literature and the importance of real-life experience with professors and students to make an informed college decision.
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Q&A with CLT10 National Award Winner Blake Schaper
Previous CLT10 National Award Winner Blake Schaper, a rising sophomore at Hillsdale College, reflects on the importance of preparing yourself for your education and opening yourself fully to the opportunities available wherever you find yourself.
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The History of Written Assessments
Before the 19th century, most assessments were conducted orally and in public. It was not until the widespread changes represented by the Age of Enlightenment and the Industrial Revolution that testing became a private, written affair.
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Classical Education Through a Novice’s Eyes – Part 4
In the final post of our series on “A Day in the Life at Founders Classical Academy,” we contemplate the care and dignity offered to every student in a classical education.
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