Philosophy

“Learning Styles” and the classical education

December 20, 2009
By ratthing

One of the big ideas in the world of education (both K-12 and postsecondary) is the whole notion of “learning styles.” By this, we mean that people have different ways of learning and recalling knowledge and information. For example, some people consider themselves “visual” learners, which means they need to see pictures and words...

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On Atheism

September 7, 2005
By Administrator

I’ve recently read a semi-interesting discussion between some atheists and theists on Howard Rheingold’s Brainstorms. I find such discussions there almost inane, because I really can’t see the point of a bunch of people just going over their same, tired views over and over, with no chance of anyone learning anything. As a theist...

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