You’re really better off trying as hard as you can and losing. Why? The latest episode of Proverbial can help.
Gibbs In South Beach
A Matter Of Taste Vol. III
“A Matter of Taste Vol III” is finished. I started working on this playlist last December and it took me the better part of two months to get right.
At This Point, It Is Just Easier To Listen To Harold Budd
Three Ideas For Productive Faculty Meetings
“Classical education is growing rapidly, which means the average school has teachers who have been around for ten years, five years, and five months. They’re not all on the same page—there’s no way around this, but it needs to be acknowledged. The way to get them all on the same page isn’t to make them read and discuss the same books—which won’t hurt, but won’t really do all that much, either.”
-from my latest for CiRCE
No Kidding: There’s A Denomination Called “The Association of Related Churches”
Amazing.
The Grand Inversion Of The Classroom
“A student is not above his teacher.” -Jesus Christ
“A teacher is not above his students.” -Modern educators
Stats From Right Before The Collapse
Around 1 in 20 humans on planet earth follows Selena Gomez on Instagram.
Socrates, Meet Solomon: Against The Harkness Table
Proverbs is addressed to “my son.” In fact, “my son” is addressed more than twenty times.
There are nearly fifty questions asked in the book of Proverbs. They are all rhetorical. Every one of them.
What If We Taught Some Books Twice?
“Reading Paradise Lost a second time proves it was read rightly the first time. The second read proves the reader is digging, humble, obedient. It is our need to dig into the book, to be humble and silent before it, which has made it famous.”
-from The Glory Of A Second Read: What If We Taught Some Books Twice?
