Speed or Substance?
Speed or Substance? An Invitation to Learning By Rachel Greb Quality is typically preferable to quantity. It’s March, which means many schools are down to single-digit numbers of […]
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The University of Navarra
The University of Navarra By Jeremy Tate A true education doesn’t just train the mind; it uplifts the soul. At first as a college counselor, and more frequently
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Bethune: An Author Profile
BethuneAn Author Profile By Joyce Burges Bethune’s relentless hope for Black students in America changed thousands of lives. ❧ Full name and titles: Mary McLeod Bethune [mêŕ-ē mà-klo͡wd
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A Reflection on Catholic Schools Week
A Reflection on Catholic Schools Week By Matt McKeown This week, the Classic Learning Test celebrates Catholic Schools Week, an annual celebration of Catholic education in the United
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An Academic Culture of Truth
An Academic Culture of Truth By Ashley Brashear “What is the purpose of your education?” Celebrating Catholic Schools Week calls to mind my immense gratitude for my own
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The Classroom and the Living Room
The Classroom and the Living Room By Brittany Higdon The domestic school is as important as the formally academic. Every bright-eyed first-year teacher knows she is going to
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The Legacy of Frederick Douglass
The Legacy of Frederick Douglass By Winston Brady Douglass’ legacy is not always comfortable for us today, but it is vital to the American spirit. This piece is
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C. S. Lewis on Education
Student Essay: C. S. Lewis on Education By Katerina Nixon Tagline The question of education has grown significantly over the past few decades as parents seek alternatives to
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College and the Use of Useless Studies: Part II
College and the Use of Useless Studies—Part II By Devin O’Donnell A utilitarian education is not only inadequate to human dignity; it even fails at its own stated
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College and the Use of Useless Studies: Part I
College and the Use of Useless Studies—Part I By Devin O’Donnell Our education is strongly oriented toward achieving practical success. Could that be why we see so little
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