Teaching the Trivium: Christian Homeschooling in a Classical Style
- ISBN-10
- 0974361631
- ISBN-13
- 9780974361635
- Category
- Classical education
- Pages
- 637
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2001
- Authors
- Harvey Bluedorn, Laurie Bluedorn
Description
Teaching the Trivium by Laurie and Harvey Bluedorn maintains that the classical style of education is designed to serve Christians well because it was the original model of education that God had in mind for his people to progress from knowledge, to understanding, to wisdom. This is a great book, for two reasons: 1. it takes the whole of the classical method and roots it soundly in the Bible, and 2. it lays out many options for a classical, biblically based course of study that are not overwhelming to the average family. Even if you never intended to use this approach, the many insights into education are well worth the price of the book.
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