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On Tuesday, July 30 at 1:00 P.M. ET, Dr. Christopher Perrin will chat with author David V. Hicks about his forthcoming book, "The Stones Cry Out!" Broadly speaking, "Stones" wrestles with the question, "What is real?" The realist is the person who knows the answer and strives to live within the real—not an imagined or theoretically constructed—world. The author shows how the biblical proto-myths in Genesis offer a better account of reality than the flawed modern myths of reason, science, and the imagined self. Register now, prepare your questions, and bring them to the webinar! Free to register | Recording will be sent to all registrants ⬇️ https://hubs.la/Q02HGh6W0 Preorder "The Stones Cry Out!" ⬇️ https://hubs.la/Q02HGwSs0

I am delighted to share that ClassicalU.com has launched my latest course, "Classical Art & Archaeology: Teaching Latin and the Humanities with the Monuments of Rome." For the past decade, and especially during my graduate studies at the #UniversityofEdinburgh, my research has focused on those happy places in which textual evidence aligns with material evidence. That is to say where Latin literature speaks to classical art and archaeology and vice versa. We can learn so much by studying the two in tandem while at the same time igniting the imaginations of our students. This course focuses on those works which one might see on a trip to Italy, and especially Rome, and discusses those works in light of what classical writers had to say about them. Thus, this course provides a most excellent opportunity to use Latin to explore art, history, and literature as well as language. All texts are presented both in Latin and in English translation, making this course accessible and delightful for all. For those who are involved with student trips to Italy, this course can also help you prepare for the wonders you will encounter along that adventure. #classicalu #classicalacademicpress course link: https://lnkd.in/gFF9iVQP

On Thursday, July 25 at 8:00 P.M. ET, Scholé Academy and ClassicalU will host a Live Learning Event on the topic of serving students with learning differences. The event will feature a panel of experts in the field of special education, including Dr. Amy Richards, author of the forthcoming Disability and Classical Education. Dr. Richards, who teaches on this topic with ClassicalU and in the Templeton Honors College, will be joined by practitioners from Scholé Academy’s Center for Students with Learning Differences. Together, these panelists will dispel some common myths and provide practical tips for making homes and classrooms hospitable to students with disabilities and learning differences. Educators, parents, and school leaders will benefit from this practical webinar grounded in reverence for God's image, diversely borne in our common humanity. Free to register | Recording will be sent to all registrants ⬇️ https://hubs.la/Q02GKPsq0

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Have you registered for our Latin webinar? If not, there's still time! Today at 1:00 P.M. ET, join Latin Alive! author Karen Moore to learn about the newly revised Latin Alive! Books 1 and 2. She will present an overview of what changes to expect, take you on a tour of the books' new designs, and allow plenty of time for Q&A. Free to register | Recording will be sent to all registrants ⬇️ https://hubs.la/Q02FR3NV0

On Tuesday, July 16 at 1:00 P.M. ET, Novare Science founder John Mays and Scholé Academy instructor Chris Hall will host a webinar to discuss how biology strengthens Christian belief! Together, they'll show that the more you study life, the more you'll find signs pointing back to the Creator. Free to register | Recording will be sent to all registrants ⬇️ https://hubs.la/Q02FPjsK0

Have you registered for The Disputed Question webinar? It's not too late! We hope you'll join us at 7:00 p.m. ET for a discussion on the great books. Free to register | Recording will be sent to all registrants ⬇️ https://hubs.la/Q02FJDvL0

What distinguishes the "great" books from the "little" ones? As we ask what makes "great" books, Dr. Brian Williams considers the writings of Frederic Harrison, the man who coined the term "great books," in order to find a guide for recognizing the great books among the "little" books. What gifts does great literature impart to readers, and how do we distinguish books with these attributes amid the clamor of "bad men’s worst thoughts" in today's readily available libraries? Read Dr. Williams' new article to find out! Interested in more discussion about "great books?" Register now, and join us for our second Disputed Question webinar on Tuesday, July 9th! ⬇️ Read the Article: https://hubs.la/Q02FhSkB0 Free to Register for the Webinar | Recording Will Be Sent to All Registrants: https://hubs.la/Q02Fj4bc0

On Thursday, July 11 at 1:00 P.M. ET, join ClassicalU presenter and Latin Alive! author Karen Moore to learn about the newly revised Latin Alive! Books 1 and 2. She will present an overview of what changes to expect, take you on a tour of the books' new designs, and allow plenty of time for Q&A! Free to Register | Recording Will Be Sent to All Registrants ⬇️ https://bit.ly/3xJ79yM

On Tuesday, July 9, from 7:00–9:00 P.M. ET, join Brian Williams, DPhil (Oxon), and several of The Disputed Question authors for a webinar that extends the conversation surrounding the question, "Which books are the great books, and why are they great?" Special guests include: ✔️ Andrew Kern ✔️ Anika Prather, PhD ✔️ Carol McNamara, PhD ✔️ Carrie Eben, MSEd (PhD student) ✔️ Gary Hartenburg, PhD ✔️ Heidi White, M.A. ✔️ John Mark Reynolds, PhD ✔️ Junius Johnson, PhD ✔️ Louis Markos, PhD Free to register | Recording will be sent to all registrants ⬇️ https://hubs.la/Q02DzQ0F0 Head to our website to learn more about The Disputed Question and to read 15 thoughtful essays! ⬇️ https://hubs.la/Q02DzGKQ0