An Examined Education The Cambridge School
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A podcast from The Cambridge School, a Christian Classical School in San Diego California, where we discuss an education worth pursuing. From Faculty and Administration to scholars across academia, we sit down with renowned names in the field of education to discuss both the classical and Christian principles that focus on formation, not simply information.
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Instilling Virtues Through Children's Literature
Colleen Dong, Assistant Grammar School Principal, discusses how children's literature at the Cambridge School fosters virtues like empathy and wisdom in young students. Discover how classic tales and innovative classroom practices nurture moral development in our youngest learners.
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Enduring Ideas through Senior Thesis | DJ Goodwiler
In this podcast episode, DJ discusses the evolution of senior theses in classical schools. They explore how the tradition fosters critical thinking and reflection on enduring ideas, while adapting to technological advancements. DJ emphasizes the shift towards collaborative discussions and open-mindedness among students, aiming to cultivate wisdom and deeper engagement with the world.
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Reading Guide : Moby Dick
Doug is welcomed back on the podcast to give us a reading guide on America’s epic: Moby Dick. If you have yet to listen to the full episode on Moby Dick, make sure to go back and give it a listen!
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Decoding the Depths of Moby Dick
Join us as we welcome back Doug Jones, our Literature Chair, to delve into the depths of "Moby Dick" on this week’s episode. This enlightening discussion explores Melville's creative writing prowess and the profound questions he poses to readers. Embark on an educational journey at sea, as we uncover the masterpiece that has shaped the minds of readers and influenced renowned authors. Come explore these intriguing waters with us as we navigate "Moby Dick."
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Reading Guide: Gilgamesh
Amanda Sansonetti gives us some interesting insight into Gilgamesh as well as a few helpful tips for first-time readers.
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The Humanity of Gilgamesh
Amanda Sansonetti, our 7th grade literature teacher joins us to discuss the significance of "The Epic of Gilgamesh" as the oldest surviving literary work and how it raises questions about the meaning of life and human existence, making it relevant to contemporary readers despite its ancient origins.