Jeremy Wayne Tate on the Classical Learning Test, Recovering the Great Books, and Transcendentals in Education
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In this episode:
- Jeremy Wayne Tate, founder and CEO of the Classical Learning Test, joins the podcast to talk about reforming curricula to cover the most important texts and thinkers of the Western Heritage
- how the College Board has changed the purpose of education and caused a decline in educational quality and skill development, and how to fix it
- why students “light up” when we teach things related to man’s capacity to good and evil, and the timeless principles and questions that pertain to the good life
Texts Mentioned:
- The Republic by Plato
- The Odyssey by Homer
- cltexam.com
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