Dr. Christopher Perrin is cofounder and CEO of Classical Academic Press and a leading voice in the renewal of classical Christian education. He holds an MDiv and PhD from Westminster Theological Seminary, served ten years as a founding headmaster, and coauthored the Latin for Children series. He writes at Renewing Classical Education.
Odysseus' fatal flaw is pride, yet Homer brings his proud hero home as a beggar. A look at hubris, humility, and Argos the faithful dog in the Odyssey,…
Temperance is more than moderation. In the classical and Christian tradition it is the harmony of the whole person, every part ordered toward God and the good.
Can you really use the Socratic method with a five-year-old? A Scholé Academy teacher explains the Socratic method of teaching, offers Socratic questioning examples for every age, and…
Literature, history and government raise hard questions every week. A Scholé humanities teacher explains why he has learned to embrace the imperfection of those discussions.
