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Data Driven Off the Rails: Critically Evaluating Data-Driven Decision Making in Catholic Education

April 3, 2025

by Cassie Graham
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Teaching Music Through Performance in Schola: A Catholic Classical Philosophy of Music Education

April 3, 2025

by Trenton Phillips O'Neil
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The Virtues as Participatory Knowledge: A Thomistic Approach to Education

April 3, 2025

by Gabriel Van Ness
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Friendship and Classical Education

April 3, 2025

by Brady Beckerman
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$The Crisis in Elementary Math Education$
The Crisis in Elementary Math Education

April 3, 2025

by E. Tyler Graham
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The Importance of Forming a Catholic Imagination

January 3, 2025

by Dr. Brandon Harvey
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Mentoring Secondary Students Towards Virtue in a Catholic School: A Pilot Program

January 3, 2025

by Dr. Marc Snyder
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Disorders of Latin Departments

January 3, 2025

by Mark Jahnke
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Harmonizing Folk and Classical Traditions in Education

January 3, 2025

by Anne Bremer
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Imitation and Innovation

January 3, 2025

by Dr. E. Tyler Graham
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Wisdom of the Heart in the Writing Classroom: Resources in Response to Generative AI

October 2, 2024

by Dr. Gavin F. Hurley
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Catholic Education is an Integrated Education

October 2, 2024

by Dr. Brandon Harvey
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A Thomistic Framework for Character Education in Catholic Schools

October 2, 2024

by Dr. Marc Snyder
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Mary as Model of the Disappearing Model

October 2, 2024

by Dr. E. Tyler Graham
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Educating "in loco parentis"

October 2, 2024

by Mrs. Andrea Campau and Ms. Elizabeth Campau
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Marian Images for the Catholic Classical Educator

July 8, 2024

by Reverend Peter M. J. Stravinskas, Ph.D., S.T.D.
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Poetic Knowledge as a Marian Mode of Learning

July 8, 2024

by Sister Elizabeth John Wrigley, OP
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Our Lady of the Word, St. John Henry Newman, and the Unity of Knowledge in Classical Education

July 8, 2024

by Dr. Ann Brodeur
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Newman and Mary: Models of Faith

July 8, 2024

by Dr. Denise Donohue
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Our Lady of Sorrows: Model for Catholic Classical Teachers

July 8, 2024

by Cassie Graham
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