Stay ConnectedThe Ask Andrew Podcast features weekly reflections on the purpose and nature of classical education from Andrew Kern, author of Classical Education: The Movement Sweeping American, and President of the CiRCE Institute. Each week Andrew will tackle a key idea, term, or theme in classical education, briefly defining it and explaining its purpose and place within classical pedagogy.
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Today we have guest Professor Carol Reynolds answering the question, What do you mean when you say, "We are what we listen to?"
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Video: What do you mean when you say, "We are what we listen to?"
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In which Andrew Kern provides tips and advice on teaching (and learning) Latin.
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Video: Tips and Advice on Teaching and Learning Latin
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In this edition of "Ask Andrew" Andrew Kern answers the question, "why is Homer such a big deal?".
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Video: What's the big deal about Homer?
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The "Ask Andrew" video series offers thoughtful, contemplative reflections on your questions about classical education from CiRCE President and Founder Andrew Kern.
Questions: How can I tell if an artifact is truly human? And were the classical Greeks more human than are we modern Americans?
This episode is from the original Ask Andrew video series on CiRCE TV.
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In the March 2014 edition of our Ask Andrew video series, Andrew Kern answers a question about what to do if your student hasn't been classically educated and is nearing the end of high school.
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Video: How can I begin to classically educate my highschool student?
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In this edition of our "Ask Andrew" video series, Andrew Kern, president of the CiRCE Institute discusses some of the best questions to ask - and to teach students to ask - when teaching literature.
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Video: Questions to Ask when Teaching Literature
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The entire question: How do I draw in the reluctant student who doesn't want to ask questions, who wants to hide in class, who, although he does well on tests, resists involvement?
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Video: How do I teach the reluctant student?
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A listener asks for help regarding inspiration and a model for her current homeschooling stage.
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Video: I Need Inspiration and a Model
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In this edition of the Ask Andrew Video Series, Andrew Kern answers a question about what to do when you wish to provide a truly classical education for your students or children but were never classically educated yourself.
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Video: How do I give my children this education when I did not have it myself?
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Question: What is a good definition of virtue? And how is it different from just “doing good?"
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Video: What is a good definition of virtue?
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