
Great Books, Great Questions, and the Perils of Tribal Familiarity
She wanted representation. I wanted understanding. And therein lies the difference between tribal familiarity and classical education.

She wanted representation. I wanted understanding. And therein lies the difference between tribal familiarity and classical education.

The Therapist and the Influencer in an Age That Forgot the Good Life

At Waypoints, we provide civic education resources that feature primary sources for high school teachers.

How a Primary Source Document Can Transform an Ordinary Classroom into a Lesson in Classical Moral Education

In an age of postmodern vulgarity and moral emptiness, Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address expands the soul and reminds us to look up.

Serious civic education should begin with a simple recovery: teach students not merely to read important texts, but to reread them.