Life in the Outback of America: Things Take Time by Fred and Joyce Evans (Danita Bye Foreword)
Life in the Outback of America: Things Take Time follows my parents’ lives while learning to survive and thrive under often harsh conditions in North Dakota’s Little Knife River Valley.
The Classical Edge in a Digital World
It might seem counterintuitive to suggest that a classical education, rooted in Latin, logic, rhetoric, mathematics, and the great books, could be the ideal preparation for careers in technology, including computer science and “coding.” Yet at Cincinnati Classical Academy, our integrated liberal arts foundation offers precisely the skills required to thrive (and remain human!) in an increasingly complex digital world.
A Gramma’s Perspective: An invitation for You on My Classical Christian Education Journey
Our culture is at a crossroads, isn’t it? That’s one of the reasons that parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and community leaders are flocking to learn about this fast-grow trend in educational choice, Classical Christian education.
Classical Education for an AI Age
If there is anything that AI has accomplished for classical Christian education, it is that it has increased the need for classical Christian education.
American Miracle Movie Launches in Theaters in June
I don’t know what sparks my interest in our founding documents. After all, I’m a leadership development coach in the business world, not a historian. Yet, my son’s prophetic challenge shook me to my core - “Mom, you must pass your leadership wisdom onto the next generation.”
Maybe that’s what nudges me—what hidden wisdom lies in these founding documents? What leadership truths could they hold?
Soft Skill Development in the Age of a Digitized Society
“Research is already starting to show that if anything, constant interaction with electronic devices is quickly atrophying the human development of soft skills,” writes Jerry Rostad.