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Welcome to The Four, a practical show where we discuss four meaningful questions of distinct classical consequence.
Unknown Host hosts The Four (by the Association of Classical Christian Schools), a education show with 21 episodes published.
In this episode, David, Heather, Andrew, and Devin answer questions about Socratic discussion, dual-enrollment, prep schools, and the tutorial Model. Join us for another episode of The Four! Subscribe to the Classical Di
David, Heather, Devin, and Kajsa explore the role of fine arts within classical Christian education. What does it mean to pursue the arts faithfully and excellently? Join the discussion as they consider what makes a stro
The Four returns to tackle the topic of athletics in the Classical Christian School. There is actually quite a bit to discuss such as if we should even have athletics and to what benefit they may have in the proper schol
Daniel Foucachon joins us once more to get into the nitty gritty about what books we should be reading and basing our education around. Definitely check out the episode to catch some spicy takes on both sides of the tabl
We are privileged to have Daniel Foucachon join us in the studio to discuss not only the finest offerings that God's world has to offer - but also the Christian's duty to take part in that world. Daniel founded Roman Roa
Did you know that Beauty and Aesthetics are NOT the same thing? David, Devin, and Heather are joined by Nick Duncan who teaches 10th Grade Humanities and is the Mock Trial Coach at The Ambrose School in Meridian, ID.In t
David, Devin, Heather, and Ty discuss all things related to the government and education. Have Christian schools gone to far in their rejection of public education or tax dollars? Could a compulsory government education
David, Devin, Heather, and Ty return to touch on the hard truths of schooling outside of the Christian worldview. Join us for this complex but incredibly important discussion. #1 Can you have classical without Christian?
Should students be allowed to bring phones to school? In this episode of The Four, school leaders discuss smartphone dangers, phone lockers, parent concerns, and how technology shapes student habits and school culture. P
Question #1 00:49 - Integrated Humanities Courses. Good, bad, worth it? Question #2 08:22 - Does teaching Latin matter if you can’t teach it well? Question #3 12:55 - What’s a practice that every classical school is copy
The Four, Episode 9: Should schools recite the Pledge of Allegiance? Should schools be ecumenical in their doctrine? How should schools teach the Bible while integrating in other classes? Should Protestant schools hire R
In this episode of The Four, the panel tackles a big question for classical Christian schools: is “servant leadership” actually the right model—or can it become an excuse for weak, indecisive leadership? 00:19 Question #
In this episode of The Four podcast, Heather Lloyd sits down with Devin, David, and Ty to talk through the real-world questions that come up in classical Christian schools every day: how schools should handle secondary d
In this special edition of The Four, David Goodwin, Heather Lloyd, and Aaron Laenger take a deep dive into ACCS Accreditation—separating fact from myth and clarifying what accreditation really is (and isn’t). 2:50 Questi
Four Questions. Four Answers. In this episode of The Four, Ty, David, Heather, and Devin consider what boys and girls are made of. In a gender-confused world, how do we train our young people to glory in their sexed diff
Four questions. Four answers. Listen as four administrators share their experience and wisdom on the tough questions in classical education. In this episode: 0:00 Introduction 00:23 Question #1: Does classical education
Heather Lloyd, David Goodwin, and Devin O’Donnell discuss ACCS priorities and what to expect in 2026. The Episode Includes: Introduction - 0:00-0:20 00:20 - AmFest / JD Vance Quotes: America as "Christian nation" - debat
Heather Lloyd (Concordis Partners) and David Goodwin (ACCS) discuss recent events at Turning Point AmFest and the Lessons and Carols event. The Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS) is a membership and accred
Heather Lloyd, David Goodwin, Devin O'Donnell, and Ty Rallens discuss four questions about classical consequence. This episode's questions include: 1. Smartboards in the classroom. Good or Bad? 2. Audiobooks - Yes or No?
The Four Episode 2 - Fighting for School Culture Heather Lloyd, David Goodwin, Devin O'Donnell, and Ty Rallens discuss four questions about classical consequence. This episode's questions include: 1. Cheerleaders - Are t
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