Andy Newman teaches history, literature, logic, and rhetoric in the Great Hall at Scholé Academy. From western Nebraska, he has taught at the high school and college levels for more than twenty years, after a career in daily print journalism. He holds master's degrees in history, English, applied Orthodox theology, and biblical theology, and is completing a PhD in Humanities at Faulkner University. View Andy's courses
What it means to read charitably: receiving a text on its own terms, as C.S. Lewis's good reader does, before judging or using it.
