SAVE THE DATE March 2-4, 2020
National Classical Education Symposium
Arizona State University’s BEUS Center for Law and Society
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2020 Conference
A gathering of public (charter), private, and homeschool educators, the 2020 Symposium is designed to enrich our understanding of the classical, liberal arts in both the theoretical and practical dimensions of curriculum and pedagogy. Conversations will range over the Great Books, classical pedagogy, and the coordination of efforts between K-12 and post-secondary institutions, as they seek to shape and influence K-12 education in America.
Classical
Purpose
Beginning with curated presentations from select scholars and practitioners, we provide school leaders and master teachers with some of the best thought on the subjects under consideration.
Revolutionary
Approach
By its very nature, classical education is character education—arguably the best model of character education on the market, integrating character and virtue at the very heart of its curriculum, pedagogy, and culture.
New
Traditions
We provide the forum for discussions of how to revitalize teaching as the modeling of exemplary content and exceptional character.
Revitalized
Teaching
We explore common readings from the treasure trove of classical pedagogues, those master teachers from the past who have left us principled guidance on the nature of educating the next generation.
Intellectual
Leadership
We present school leaders and master teachers with some of the best scholarship on the subjects being taught in classical schools, with an eye on effective K-12 instruction.
Resourceful
Network
We invite classical educators from around the country—public, private, and home schools—to participate in the Symposium, as we strive to promote effective pedagogy, wherever we find it.
From last year
Check out the gallery from our 2019 Symposium
2020 Symposium
The Historian’s Craft and the Art of Teaching History
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