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Lindsey Murphy lives in Birmingham, Alabama with her husband Andrew and their four children. While her degree is in music, Lindsey also has a passion for languages, literature, theology, and childhood development and especially enjoys conversations in which these topics intersect.
Too often I have noticed new teachers coming into classical education without a solid tool box of understanding what classical education actually looks like in the classroom and what tools are available to accomplish the lofty promises we give to parents. We’re good at providing the philosophy of education without equipping our teachers to manifest it. This workshop provides a practical bird’s-eye view of classical christian education and is ideal for any teacher new to the movement or those veterans who simply needs more tools in their classroom tool box.
This would help break barriers between Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric and can provide teachers with ways to think outside their “stage.” This will provide teachers at different levels with an appreciation of where are students have been (Grammar) and where they’re going (L&R) in a way that allows greater integration across the school and across subjects. This could also help bridge the gap between philosophy of education and practicality of classroom application. I would solicit ideas from the attendees and provide space to include tools and methods shared by others.
Lindsey Murphy lives in Birmingham, Alabama with her husband Andrew and their four children. While her degree is in music, Lindsey also has a passion for languages, literature, theology, and childhood development and especially enjoys conversations in which these topics intersect.