Articles on education, including curriculum recommendations, book reviews, resource reviews, and the case for Christian education.
This is how I learn history and economics. If you are like me, your high school education was lousy, and your college didn’t require much history (and much of it was liberal anyway). You may want to study history and economics, but you also know that books on these subjects can take a lot of work. That’s what makes the audio lectures from Liberty Classroom so great.
Read MoreKhan Academy has now posted over 6,500 instructional videos on a variety of subjects, most on math and science. But Khan Academy continues to expand, now offering videos on economics, history, and even SAT prep. Each subject has instructional videos, practice problems and quizzes, and even a guide for teachers. Most of the videos are under 10 minutes, and they are well done. The best thing about Khan Academy is that it is entirely free.
Read MoreNot only does Tom Woods teach you many things you have likely never heard before, but he also makes history and economics come alive. He is an outstanding teacher. And for that reason alone, Tom Woods Homeschool should be of interest to you. Woods has produced three homeschool courses—Western Civilization to 1492, Western Civilization from 1493, and Introduction to Government. These courses are designed for high school age.
Read MoreRon Paul is known by many as the libertarian congressman who ran for president twice in recent years. But Ron Paul is also an avid homeschooling advocate and offers a homeschool curriculum at his site RonPaulHomeschool.com
Read MoreRoman Roads Media publishes and sells homeschool curriculum from a classical and Christian perspective. Their signature product is Old Western Culture, a humanities curriculum taught by Wes Callihan that integrates literature, history, geography, philosophy, theology, and art. This curriculum is designed for 8th through 12th graders, and it is meant to be spread over four years—The Greeks (year one), The Romans (year two), Christendom (year three), and Early Moderns (year four).
Read MoreLogos Press is impressive. They publish homeschool material for 1st–6th grade, and they have an online school for 7th–12th grade. This is a classical Christian curriculum, meaning they follow the trivium and they focus on classical subjects (logic, Latin, ancient literature & history). Logos Press is a division of Canon Press and is associated with Douglas Wilson and Logos School in Moscow, Idaho.
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Covenant Theology
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Liberty Classroom
Ron Paul Homeschool
Tom Woods Homeschool
Khan Academy
Logos Press
Roman Roads Media
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What is Classical Education?
Is College Worth the Cost?
Sphere Sovereignty and the Role of Education
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R.L. Dabney's Devastating Critique of Secular Education
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