Category: teaching

What Do We Need to Unlearn? with Christine Norvell

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Post date September 23, 2026
Categories In Basecamp Live, c.s. lewis, Christian education, Christian School Life, Christine Norvell, Classical Christian, classical Christian education, classical education, Conversations, Critical Thinking, education, educational philosophy, Mark Twain, Parenting, student formation, teaching, unlearning

What if becoming better educated isn’t always about learning more, but about unlearning some of what we already believe? Most parents today did not grow up with classical Christian education. We bring our own experiences of school with us, along with assumptions about grades, success, learning, authority, and what education is supposed to accomplish. Often,…

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Growing Up Classically: Behind the Scenes with Dr Louis Markos and Son Alex

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Post date August 13, 2025
Categories In Alex Markos, Christian worldview, Classical Christian, classical Christian education, Discourses, formation vs. information, generational impact, great books, louis markos, Parenting, teaching, virtuous pagans

Classical Christian education is a generational journey – and in this BaseCamp Live episode, we get a rare, behind-the-scenes glimpse of how a love for the true, good, and beautiful is passed from parent to child. Dr. Louis Markos, professor, author, and longtime advocate for the great books, is joined by his son Alex, now a…

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