Classical Liberal Arts Academy
TRIVIUM + QUADRIVIUM + PHILOSOPHY + THEOLOGY + HUMANITIES
To complete this lesson, complete the following tasks: Lesson In lesson 03, we were introduced to the “accidents” of the parts of speech. In that lesson, I said: “In this lesson, we will learn a little about each of these accidents, and then we will study them in detail throughout … Read more
In this live class, Mr. William C. Michael of the Classical Liberal Arts Academy introduces students to the study of the modern sciences. In the next class, we will begin the study of modern Biology.
If you’d like to learn more on these topics, consider the following talks:
If you have any questions on modern science, feel free to ask.
Mr. William C. Michael
Classical Liberal Arts Academy
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As we continue to work to understand the true “Socratic Method”, we have this excellent passage in Plato’s dialogue “The Sophist”. We learn here what the goal of the Socratic Method is, and how it works. STRANGER: Of education, one method appears to be rougher, and another smoother. Note here … Read more
In this live class, Mr. William C. Michael discusses the fable of “The Dog in the Manger” with students in the Academy’s Aesop’s Fables course.
Mr. William C. Michael
Classical Liberal Arts Academy
mail@classicalliberalarts.com
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In this live class meeting, Mr. William C. Michael of the Classical Liberal Arts Academy introduces students to the Baltimore Catechism.
Mr. William C. Michael
Classical Liberal Arts Academy
mail@classicalliberalarts.com
For more resources from the Classical Liberal Arts Academy, visit: https://classicalliberalarts.com
In this lesson, we read a fifth letter written by Cicero to his wife Terentia. We have here a fascinating look into the personal relationship between good Cicero and Julius Caesar, the greatest of all Romans. Latin Text M.T.C. Terentiae S.P.D. Si vales, bene est: valeo. Redditae mihi jam tandem … Read more
In this short lesson, we learn of the formation of the accusative case in the third declension of the Latin language. Lesson 1. Accusativus Latinus in EM, ut sermonem; buris tamen cucumis, pelvis, securis, sitis, tussis, vis in IM exeunt, burim, etc. Clavis, febris, navis frequentius in EM quam in … Read more
In this talk Dania Michael of the Classical Liberal Arts Academy encourages Christian mothers that their light as Christians should shine in their own homes. Mrs. Michael is Catholic homeschooling mother of 10 children, born between 2000-2014. Mrs. Michael studied Classics at Rutgers University and has over 20 years of … Read more