Learning to Think with William Bortins

Are you looking for a free place to think? Are you tired of hearing a scripted point of view read by an empty body? Our culture is saturated with noise: clickbait headlines, news narratives, political movements, and more. All of these distractions have taught us what to think not how to think. This show hosts conversations with individuals who have demonstrated their ability to sift through the noise and express counter cultural ideas with practical applications.


Help Me Help My Student — Science Fair Everyday Educator

Listen in this week as Academic Advisor Emily Martin shares practical tips and   wisdom for enjoying the science fair project as a family.  What exactly will your student learn?  How can you be the best advisor and lead learner for this segment of the Challenge A journey?  Don’t give up—listen in!   Curious about homeschooling? Want to see Classical Conversations in action? Visit an Open House, where you’ll interact with parents, students, Tutors, and Directors in a local setting and discover the joy of our community-based approach. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience homeschooling in action! Find an Open House near you at https://classicalconversations.com/events/.
  1. Help Me Help My Student — Science Fair
  2. How Do I Know I Started? Beginning the Homeschool Journey
  3. Learning Alongside Your Teen – Art Grant Proposal
  4. Education as a Treasure Hunt
  5. What We REALLY Want Them to Learn

Classical Conversations Podcast

Classical Conversations supports homeschooling parents by cultivating the love of learning through a Christian worldview in fellowship with other families. We believe there are three keys to a great education: classical, Christian, and Community.