— September 2020 — In our second September Webinar, Jim Duncan models how to use a favorite classical children’s book, Charlotte’s Web, to cultivate wise and virtuous students.
— September 2020 — In our first September Webinar, Jon Christianson, a former classics teacher at Highlands Latin School and current Head of Latin Curriculum for Memoria Press, discusses Aristotle’s Poetics, and how a deep understanding of Aristotle’s work can transform the way you read and understand literature.
— June 2020 — In our June Webinar, Tanya Charlton, Memoria Press Curriculum Director, explains the components of each level in the curriculum from Junior Kindergarten through Twelfth Grade. By detailing how the materials build upon each other and weave together, she will help you see the truth, goodness, and Read more…
— May 2020 — Classical educators rarely dispute the importance of teaching Latin, but should it be a core subject in a school’s curriculum? Paul Schaeffer, the Director of the Memoria Press Online Academy, explains why Latin should be a core subject and how to convey its importance to teachers, Read more…
— May 2020 — Reading is a skill that must be practiced and that grows incrementally as the student grows and matures. In this fascinating webinar Leigh Lowe, the Curriculum Director for Highlands Latin School, details how the Memoria Press primary reading program develops excellent readers, including a model lesson Read more…
— February 2020 — Fable, Narrative, Chreia & Maxim, and Refutation & Confirmation are the first four stages in the Classical Composition curriculum, but why and what are all these “stages” of writing? In this information-packed session, we not only modeled how to teach the first stage, but also put Read more…
— January 2020 — What does it mean to teach math to mastery? Jessica Watson, a Highlands Latin School 6th grade teacher, details what it means to attain mastery in math and how to teach toward it.
— December 2019 — Our panel of experts discuss the importance of teacher observations and give tips on what to look for in a classical classroom at each level of development.
— September 2019 — For centuries, the mythology of the Greeks and Romans has exerted a culture-shaping influence on Western civilization, but many newcomers to classical education ask what exactly these pagan thinkers have to contribute to classical Christian education. In this video, Ryan Weston shares with you the tools you need to answer this question—whether for Read more…