The Case for Classical Education
In the Wall Street Journal’s Cross Country column, Texas educators Charles Cook and Terrence Moore make the case for classical liberal arts education—both for preparing students for the workforce and for engaged citizenship:
We have a different approach to equipping students to face the future, one that has the weight of millennia of human experience behind it: a rigorous classical education. Such an education (called liberal-arts at the college level) does … Read more »
