Teachers: If you have ever wanted to make a really big difference in a lot of people's lives, this is your opportunity.

If we do our work well, this site will eventually become a clearing house for practical yet academically rigorous courses, Kindergarten through 12th grade. I stress clearing house. I want you to work on your projects for your own site. I will link to the ones I think best implement a Christian worldview: the doctrines of God, man, law, causation, and time.

This is a joint effort. Paul spoke of the church as a body with multiple parts that work together (Romans 12, I Corinthians 12). So is this site.

This site is free. You will never be asked to donate money to it. You will be asked to donate time, either as a new student (when we have a more developed program), a skilled student-tutor, or an adult curriculum developer. I want you, not your money.

If you are an adult, the best way to "test drive" this site is to sign up for my free introductory course on why the classical Christian curriculum is not good enough either academically or practically. This course is delivered by email. Use the subscription box on the right. When you receive the instant-reply email in your in box, click the confirm subscription link. Then you will be sent lesson #1.

 

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