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The Different by Design Podcast serves as a resource for Trinity Classical Academy families, exploring how Trinity’s approach to education and school life equips students and parents to live purposefully and differently in today’s world.
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Teaching Kids Wisdom in a World Full of Information | S3E2 (opens the original)
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S3E2 | Today’s students have access to more information than ever before—but information alone doesn’t produce wisdom.In this episode of Different by Design, Matt Dixon and Liz Caddow sit down with Pastor David Hegg to discuss the difference between knowledge, understanding, and wisdom—and how parents and educators can help children develop discernment in a world shaped by technology, AI, and constant access to information.How can we raise students who not only know what is true, but have the wi
What Do I Say When...? Helping Our Kids Navigate Cultural Chaos | S3E1 (opens the original)
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S3E1 | In the Season 3 premiere of the Different by Design podcast, Matt Dixon and Liz Caddow are joined by author, teacher, and mom Christian Walker to discuss helping our kids navigate a complex culture with wisdom and biblical clarity. Drawing from her book, What Do I Say When…?, Christian shares practical insight for approaching difficult conversations about truth, culture, technology, and faith while continually pointing our children back to Scripture. Learn more and purchase What Do I Say
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