While you cannot cheat code your way through the CLT, you can improve your results by understanding how the test works and how your test-taking methods should work with it.
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To educate is not merely to impart information; it is to shape a student’s loves.
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The choice to homeschool does not just mean having school at home; it means creating a new lifestyle for the sake of your children’s education.
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How to Excel on the CLT10Seven Tips From National Award Winners Each year, we recognize the highest-scoring sophomores on the CLT10 with our CLT10 National Award. In addition
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for 2024 CLT10 Awards for 2024 Every year, thousands of students take the CLT10 as part of their preparation for college; every year, a select few from among
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Applications for the CLT Classical Teaching Corps are now live!
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As society changes, art changes too; but these changes are not always for the worse!
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The Symbiosis of STEM With the Liberal Arts By Faith Walessa A great misconception about science, technology, engineering, and math is that they have no place in a
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Time is sometimes depicted as an ouroboros, a serpent eating its tail, a symbol of cyclical recurrence. History is like a bask of crocodiles: they are related to snakes, but have extra features that may distract us, to our peril.
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“History is a pack of tricks we play on the dead,” “History is written by the victors,” “History is bunk,” etc.—these are all evaluations of history. But before we decide whose fault it is, what is history?
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