Why Do I Teach?
"He who is ignorant of what happened before his birth," warned Cicero, "is forever a child."
"He who is ignorant of what happened before his birth," warned Cicero, "is forever a child."
To all of you I say: do not be victims of the culture.
Some years ago, a Catholic prep school invited me to address its parents’ association on the future of Catholic education.
If we want to do a better job of passing on the Catholic faith to the next generation, then poetry must play a greater part in Catholic education.
Sohrab Ahmari was born in Tehran and, at 13, immigrated with his family to the United States.
There are key things that Catholic educators should — and should not — do to address hot-button topics like race, gender, and equity.
Children are afraid to challenge the repressive ideology that rules our school. That's why I am.
Affluent parents, terrified of running afoul of the new orthodoxy in their children's private schools, organize in secret.
"To be always seeking after the useful," said Aristotle, "does not become free and exalted souls."