Why Memoria Press Works: Comparing Classical Education to Modern Learning
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Memoria Press offers curriculum, support, and structure in education. But how does our method compare to the countless other ways of educating your child?
This week's Classical Et Cetera aims to compare Memoria Press curriculum to the many modern systems of education. How are we different than other homeschool curriculum providers? What sets us apart from the American brick-and-mortar school system?
We discuss the many complexities of homeschooling and the personalized attention it offers, what's wrong with today's public schools in America (and how to reform them), and how Memoria Press offers a structured curriculum and hands-on support for parents. Homeschooling, much like gardening, requires patience and long-term vision. Let us help you with your child's educational growth!
Get Started at Home — https://www.memoriapress.com/homeschool/?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=CETC&utm_campaign=136
Or in your Classical Classroom — https://www.memoriapress.com/schools/?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=CETC&utm_campaign=136
What We're Reading from This Episode:
- Portrait of a Lady —Henry James (Martin)
- The Lilies of the Field —William Edmund Barrett (Carrie)
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