While there might be some things that could bother or bore a high school reader, St. Augustine’s City of God is a must-read for every student—especially for those who have been reading the classical authors of Greece and Rome—since it opens the mind to the Christian context in the ancient world, provides an antidote to … More Why Teach the City of God

     Learning requires thinking on the part of the learner. It is, therefore, the role of the teacher to provide the conditions that force the learner to think; this is best done through questions. The questions are then tailored to a particular end, getting the student to reach a conclusion by themselves. This requires the … More Socratic Teaching