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Elizabeth SticeCultureEducation

Hiding in Plain Sight: the Potential of Christian Higher Education

While others seek to establish schools and centers for what they value, we have existing centers for Christian thought. We should support them as eagerly as today’s founders of centers for civic thought support theirs.

Ryan SinniEducationTechnologyWriting

Slaves or Sons? LLMs, Wisdom, and Writing Instruction

There is a humane solution to the problem of the struggling writer: one that involves fellowship not only in the “space of reasons,” but also, as it were, in the “space of love.”

CultureEducationTechnologyScott Cunningham

Using Political Power to Protect Students from Using AI in Education

Florida's bill could be a model for other states seeking to preserve space for students to learn for themselves rather than outsourcing their minds to generative AI technologies.

EducationFormationElizabeth Stice

The Good and Goods of a Christian Liberal Arts Education

While across the country, K-12 classical education is on the rise, Christian colleges are not fully capitalizing on the opportunity presented. It is almost as though we have lost faith in what it is we do best.

JournalSummer 2026CultureEducationBrian Auten

Being a Public School Kid

There was nothing remotely directly or indirectly “woke” or “leftist” about Mrs. Higuchi’s public school classroom. There was no “indoctrination.” It wasn’t about empathy or sympathy. Instead, it was something much more classically humanist — perhaps even personalist. She taught love.

Nadya WilliamsFormationBooksEducationFamily

Classical Education is for Everyone

Prioritizing an education in the virtues, therefore, is a political exercise of supreme importance for the wellbeing of any state. Classical Christian education today certainly aims to recover this mission—thus the emphasis in the book’s title on “the American Mind.”

Haley IsbellChurchEducation

The Other Side of Seminary

The banal work of submitting invoices and managing calendars is easy to forget, but our institutions can't function without people who do that work well.

James DrimallaEducationFormation

A Prayer for the Teaching of Mathematics

Mathematical learning environments that are characterized by unconditional love serve as a signpost pointing towards God’s kingdom of peace.

Charles CarmanEducationFormation

Is a Classical Education 'Useful'?

Does a classical education prepare students for the real world? The answer depends on what you mean by 'real world.'

Chris SibbenTechnologyEducationFormation

A Hollow Crown: AI and the Formation of Students

Generative AI can mimic the traces of a mind at work, but it cannot replicate the slow, difficult formation of a human soul.

David HenrecksonEducationFormation

Moral and Spiritual Hunger in the Classroom

If I’m upfront about my commitments, and offer an invitation to interrogate their commitments in light of our texts, the 'problem' of pluralism evaporates.

Tara ThiekeFamilyFeaturedEducation

Cats and Sixty Foot Whales: Reflections on Children's Books

Wonder is the birthright of every child and yet the vast majority of contemporary children's lit is designed to beat wonder out of even the smallest child.