Jason writes about the problem of pseudo-productivity in school drawing from Cal Newport's new book, Slow Productivity.
Educational Renaissance
Education Administration Programs
Wheaton, Illinois 503 followers
Promoting a rebirth of ancient wisdom about education for the modern era
About us
Educational Renaissance seeks to promote a rebirth of ancient wisdom about education for the modern era.
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https://educationalrenaissance.com/
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- Education Administration Programs
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Wheaton, Illinois
- Type
- Partnership
- Founded
- 2019
- Specialties
- education, philosophy of education, pedagogy, teaching, learning, classical education, and training teachers
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Wheaton, Illinois 60189, US
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Merry Christmas from Educational Renaissance. This week, read an article from the vault on the power of the incarnation. https://buff.ly/3GoMy3d
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In the latest episode of The Educational Renaissance Podcast, Jason is joined by Kolby and Patrick to talk about the "right is right" technique from Teach Like a Champion. Learn about this classroom technique and help your class strive for excellence. https://buff.ly/49D2Gfm
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https://buff.ly/3P2xi0d Jason writes about a method for apprenticeship in the arts.
Apprenticeship in the Arts, Part 2: A Pedagogy of Craft • Educational Renaissance
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In his latest article, Kolby Atchison offers reflections on Advent through the lens of a poem by 17th century poet, Edmund Waller.
A Poem for Advent • Educational Renaissance
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In this week's article, we explore how to apply thanksgiving to our daily routines in the classroom by reading a selection from Charlotte Mason's book Ourselves. https://buff.ly/4eNeA7y
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Jason writes about the traditional nature of Apprenticeship in the Arts and proposes divisions useful to the modern classical renewal movement.
Apprenticeship in the Arts, Part 1: Traditions and Divisions • Educational Renaissance
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The latest episode of The Educational Renaissance Podcast drops today. Follow us on Spotify https://buff.ly/43Y4BIt, and you'll never miss an episode. In this episode, Tami Peterson joins the podcast. Learn about college admissions today and find out more about vocational discipleship.
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We all have a longing for justice, but we don't always count the cost. In this article from the vault, Kolby Atchison provides a close reading of Book 1 of Plato's Republic to uncover how Plato approaches the idea of justice along with his vision for a just society.
Life in Plato's Republic, Part 1: Is Justice Worth it? • Educational Renaissance
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In this week's article, Patrick Egan looks at how we can shape college guidance around helping our students find their life's calling. https://buff.ly/48JX3vr
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