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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 231 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

What are the most essential resources for classical education, and where do you even begin? In this episode of Classical Et Cetera, Jessica, Paul, Tanya, and Martin share the books, journals, and periodicals that have most shaped their thinking on cl... more
It's another Mailbag episode of Classical Et Cetera! This week the Core Four tackles your questions on several topics, including whether comprehension questions steal the joy of reading, how to school multiple children together as a family, and wheth... more
In this episode of _Classical Et Cetera_ the team discusses how classical educators and parents should approach nudity in classical art with students. What is the difference between beauty and sensuality? Why did classical artists portray the human f... more
In this episode of Classical Et Cetera, we tackle one of the most common objections to homeschooling: socialization. Are homeschoolers actually missing out socially? Do children really need classrooms and constant peer interaction to grow into mature... more
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I didn’t arrive to this podcast for book recommendations but I certainly ended up subscribing for them. Listening to adults speaking intelligently and calmly these days feels almost alien. Keep up the good work!
Great resource on classical education. I enjoy listening to you guys! I would like to request more episodes on teaching classical education to children with special needs. I know you have the book Simply Classical, which I am reading and finding very helpful, but I would love to hear more podcasts about this!
I started listening to this podcast after using Memoria Press homeschool curriculum. I thought I had a decent understanding of Classical education (we had been planning to send my kids to a University Model Classical Christian school) but it turns out I only had an understanding of neo-classical / the trivium. This podcast had been extremely helpful in finally grasping both the what and why of classical education. Each week something new clicks! Thank you for this podcast!
I really wanted to love this podcast. I was excited when I learned about it. However, it is difficult to listen to. I do not love the beginning, where the hosts just chit chat and talk about the books they are reading. Also, I just got done listening to the episode about kindergarten readiness. I was really excited to listen to it, however, the guest, Tanya, barely got to talk at all. The hosts would ask her a question and then answer it for her. I was interested in what she had to say because s... more
I would never trust a curriculum company that spouts such ignorance. Not that Charlotte Mason educators need a curriculum company; maybe they’re threatened because they can’t make any money off of us. ;)
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This show surveys classical education through a Memoria Press lens, blending book discussions, curriculum insights, and classroom strategies with a focus on homeschooling and school-based classical programs. Episodes frequently explore core topics like Latin and the liberal arts, reading lists, and how to teach sensitive material, all delivered in a conversational format with mentors, teachers, and curriculum developers. Listeners are likely educators and homeschooling families seeking actionable guidance, practical implementation tips, and deeper understanding of classical pedagogy. A notable strength is the straightforward, student-centered approach to timeless topics, plus a blend of book recommendations and real-world classroom anecdote... more
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