Introduction: Adrienne and Trae Discuss The Great Conversation
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Meet Trae and Adrienne and hear them discuss the goals for the podcast. The focus on the Great Conversation encompasses the art of teaching and learning. They give an overview of the art of asking questions, engaging in the Great Conversation, and the importance of well-ordered teaching and learning.
Books Discussed in This Episode Include:
- Norms and Nobility: A Treatise on Education, by David Hicks
- The Great Books of The Western World
- John's Senior's 1,000 Good Books List
- Aesop's Fables
- Beatrix Potter stories
- Plutarch's Lives
- The Little Prince, by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, translated by Katherine Woods
- The Death of Christian Culture, by John Senior ( has 1,000 Good Books List)
- The Restoration of Christian Culture, by John Senior
- A Philosophy of Education (Volume 6), by Charlotte Mason
- Home Education (Volume 1), by Charlotte Mason
- Ourselves (Volume 4), by Charlotte Mason
Credits:
Sound Engineer: Andrew Helsel
Logo Art: Anastasiya CF
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