The University of Dallas Classical Education Podcast
The St. Ambrose Center for Catholic Liberal Education & Culture at the University of DallasWelcome to The University of Dallas Classical Education Podcast. Join us as we sit down with professors, K-12 teachers, and thought leaders who are shaping the landscape of classical education. Our guests bring deep insight and practical wisdom to educators, parents, and lifelong learners alike. Whether you're a seasoned classical educator or just beginning your journey, this podcast will inform, ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||
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In this episode, Shannon Valenzuela and Jake Tawney explore the significance of the quadrivium in education, particularly focusing on mathematics as a bridge between the material and the divine and the ability of mathematics to help students... more
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In this episode, Shannon Valenzuela and Dr. Merrill Roberts explore the beauty of the quadrivium for the middle school classroom. They discuss the integration of nature studies, mathematics, and science in middle school education, highlight... more
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In this episode, Shannon Valenzuela, Dr. Jeff Lehman, and Dr. Andrew Seeley explore the retrieval of the quadrivium and its significance in classical education, particularly in mathematics and science. They discuss their personal journeys in... more
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In this conversation, Shannon Valenzuela and John Mays explore the principles of teaching science classically. They discuss the importance of beauty to the work of education, the importance of textbook design, and the need for a mastery-orie... more
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Every episode is delightful—breezy and fun while also unearthing profound truths about the formation of children and what is lacking in our mainstream schools. If you’re a parent who is dissatisfied with your kids’ school and curious about the alternative of classical education, this series will give you a wonderful, accessible introduction.
Apple Podcasts5Noelle Nugent
United Statesa month ago - Amazing content but…
…the host needs to learn to stop breathing down the mic when guests are talking…🤮
Apple Podcasts4yehgitz
United Kingdom4 years ago - Craving a dose of the good, true, and beautiful?
Look no further. UD alum, family, and friends will certainly enjoy the Liberal Learning for Life podcast. Authors, figures, and ideas from the UD Core and tradition, presented in a fresh way- a lovely conversational format with Dr. Michael West - are sure to enrich our own thoughts and perspectives. Thank you for giving me a dose of nostalgia, hearing my beloved professors’ voices. I have subscribed and I plan to tune in often.
Apple Podcasts5Meaghan KaneUnited States5 years ago - Rejuvenating dose of the UD core
This podcast is such a gift to anyone who is passionate about the benefits of a good, true, liberal arts education. UD alum, parents, friends and fans will find it particularly satisfying but anyone on a quest for knowledge who loves truth and beauty will enjoy it!
Apple Podcasts5Chelsea GibsonUnited States5 years ago
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The series features engaging discussions with educators, thought leaders, and artists, emphasizing the significance of classical education and its integration with art and literature. A central tenet of the content revolves around nurturing virtue, wonder, and an appreciation for beauty and truth in the educational journey. The conversations often explore the philosophical foundations of teaching, the importance of character formation, and how a rich educational backdrop can influence both students and educators alike. Noteworthy topics also include the role of children's literature in moral development and innovative teaching methods that inspire a passion for learning.
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1. Robert Puschautz
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