Casting Out Fear
By Alexis Mausolf “Perfect love casts out fear.” – 1 John 4:18Have we ever needed to hear this truth more urgently? We live in a climate of division, reaction, and uncertainty – all rooted in fear. While musing on this …
Author: Laura Eidt
Living Latin and Comprehensible Input
UD’s Living Latin curriculum for K-5 is partly based on current research on comprehensible input (to the extent that it is compatible with the tradition of classical liberal arts education – we’ll touch on that another time). Comprehensible input is …
Sheltered vs. Unsheltered Language in UD’s Latin through Stories Curriculum
UD’s Latin through Stories curriculum exposes students to both sheltered and unsheltered language, because both are important and necessary for language acquisition. Gouin Series, Little Socratic talks, picture studies, and some of the picture books are examples of mostly sheltered …
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Lux et Veritas Classical Education Conference
UD’s Classical Education Team and St Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School in Houston are happy to announce our joint Catholic Classical Education Conference:
UD’s Latin through Stories in Action
Here are some of our current curriculum pilot students in action! A six year old reciting Psalm 42:1 Listen to this 6 year old sing Twinkle, twinkle little star in Latin. Another 6 year old singing several stanzas of “Mary …