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Monday, January 16, 2006

Info on Classical Education

posted by Lois at 11:41 AM

We are following the classical education model for our homeschool and are using The Well Trained Mind as our curriculum. I recently discovered an interview on Debra Bell's website with Susan Wise Bauer, author of the aforementioned book. If you want to know what classical education is about, this interview summarizes the ideas very concisely.
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