HeyJaredEducator in Residence
Writings on classical Christian education by Douglas Wilson.
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Classical Christian Dictionary #5 (opens the original)
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ACCS and Tax Monies (opens the original)
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I have written before on a new set of challenges facing private schools, and that has to do with how to understand the various offers of help that state legislatures are now offering. My earlier thoughts on that can be found here. Read more
Unlearning: Challenging Assumptions (opens the original)
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Classical Christian Dictionary #4 (opens the original)
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Ad nauseam—to the point of nausea. This should not be spelled ad nauseum. Alma mater—this refers to how your graduates will refer to your school, provided they make it through. The phrase means “nurturing mother.”Educator in Residence is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="email-input" name="emai
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