The Foundation of Classical Learning
Explore the classical education model rooted in the seven liberal arts: Trivium and Quadrivium - designed for a Latter-day Saints homeschooling community.
Introduction
Classical education, rooted in the seven liberal arts, offers a structured way to cultivate wisdom and virtue. Designed for Latter-day Saints families, this model integrates faith with learning, preparing students for lifelong success and spiritual growth.
“If Children Are To Be Brought Up In The Way They Should Go, To Be Good Citizens Here And Happy Hereafter, They Must Be Taught. It Is Idle To Suppose That Children Will Grow Up Good, While Surrounded With Wickedness, Without Cultivation. It Is Folly To Suppose That They Can Become Learned Without Education.”
The following arts provide satisfy modern grade K requirements and add opportunities for the beginning of classical Catholic studies.
Detailed Explanation: Grammar is the foundation of the Trivium, focusing on language acquisition and mastery. In this stage, students learn the structure of language through memorization, repetition, and the study of Latin and Greek. It emphasizes building a robust vocabulary, understanding sentence structure, and developing reading comprehension.
Astronomy teaches students to observe the natural world and understand the order of the cosmos.
Detailed Explanation: Astronomy, the study of the heavens, introduces students to the order of the cosmos. This subject involves observing the stars, planets, and celestial patterns, which has been a source of wonder and contemplation throughout history.
Arithmetic is the study of numbers, teaching students the principles of order and proportion.
Detailed Explanation: Grammar is the foundation of the Trivium, focusing on language acquisition and mastery. In this stage, students learn the structure of language through memorization, repetition, and the study of Latin and Greek. It emphasizes building a robust vocabulary, understanding sentence structure, and developing reading comprehension.
The study of shapes, spaces, and the physical world through geometry teaches logical thinking and problem-solving.
Detailed Explanation: Grammar is the foundation of the Trivium, focusing on language acquisition and mastery. In this stage, students learn the structure of language through memorization, repetition, and the study of Latin and Greek. It emphasizes building a robust vocabulary, understanding sentence structure, and developing reading comprehension.
Arts
Explore the history of civilizations, the Church, and how the past informs our present.
Learn about the natural world and how it reflects the order and beauty of God’s creation.
]The study of Sacred Scripture and Tradition guides students toward understanding God’s revelation.
Artistic expression through painting, sculpture, and the performing arts elevates the soul and deepens the appreciation of beauty.
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