CLT School Rankings Are Coming Up! Each year, hundreds of private and charter schools offer a CLT assessment to their students. We track the highest-achieving schools on our […]
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Summer in January Few things can make you miss the summertime like wind in your face and ice under your feet. At least we can plan for the
Interview: Introducing Chelsea Niemiec! CLT recently hired Chelsea Niemiec, a native of Houston, Texas, and a former teacher in both private and public schools, as our new Director
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Student Essay: A Chorus of Murders By Aurora Muggeridge What makes for a sympathetic villain in Greek tragedy? Æschylus’ Clytemnestra and Euripides’ Medea are two wrathful women who
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Clio in America: Teaching American History Classically By Travis Copeland American history, spanning only a few centuries, hardly seems classical. Is there even a way to teach it
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HumeAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown In Hume, the Enlightenment produced a surprising enigma. ❧ Full name: David Hume, né Home [dā-vĭd hūm {the Home → Hume change
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Student Essay: The Message of Orthodoxy By Genevie Roby In perhaps his most famous work, Chesterton sets forth a vision of Christian belief with lasting and exceptional value.
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The Great Conversation: Universal & Particular By Gabriel Blanchard Here we have, arguably, the single oldest discussion in philosophy. Philosophy as we know it was born in Ionia
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KierkegaardAn Author Profile By Gabriel Blanchard Kierkegaard is one of the hardest figures on our Author Bank—and yet widely beloved. ❧ Full name: Søren Aabye Kierkegaard [sõ-rĕn äb-yĕ
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Student Essay: Education Shouldn’t Be Right By Emily Abbot History, like most subjects, is shaped by perspective and should be taught accordingly. Many long-renowned historical records have been
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