The Value of Classical Education
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Date:
7/13/2009
Price:
FREE
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Americans are a pragmatic people, and they always want to get to the bottom line. The problem is that pragmatism can be hoisted on its own petard; pragmatism doesn’t work. A willingness to be impractical, rightly understood, is one of the most practical things we can do. This is a key principle that classical Christian schools need to understand, all the way
down to the ground.
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Douglas Wilson is the author of Recovering the Lost Tools of Learning and The Case for Classical Christian Education. He is the pastor of Christ Church, Moscow, ID and a founding member of the Association of Classical and Christian Schools.
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