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14th ACCS Conference (2006) Covington KY

Plenary Sessions:

1. Present Faith and Future GenerationsD. Wilson
2.Tombs of the Prophets
D. Wilson
3. Trinity and Pedagogy
M. Whitling
4. Changing the World One Student at a Time
G. Grant


Workshops:

 1. Zero to Sixty in 60 Seconds
M. Detweiler
 2. The Seven Laws of Teaching and Math 
R. Williams
 3. Grammar School Culture
M. Whitling
 4. A Biblical View of Rhetoric 
J. Nance
 5. Mission Preservation Through Effective
     Classroom Observations
C. Evans
 6. Kindergarten–The Gateway to Your
      School
 B. Post
 7. Physics First–A Classical Approach to
      Rhetoric Science Curriculum
 R. Marsh
 8. Who Do You Thing You Are Anyway?
 T. Garfield
 9. Teaching Reading Effectively
 L. Tucker
10. Drama as a Method of Instruction
 R. Williams
11. What is Classical Education?
 C. Perrin
12. Developing a K-12 Classical Christian
        Science Curriculum
 T. Armstrong
13. Fundamentals of Fundraising
 P. Baur
14. Grammar Latin: The Blind Can Lead the
        Blind
 N. Donaldson
15. Art in the Classical Christian School
 T. Garfield
16. The Nature of Corporate Authority
 D. Wilson
17. Grammar School Parents: Friend or Foe
 M. Stanley
18. The Third Stage: Classical High School
         Math
 J. Nance
19. Teacher Training, Certification, and
       Evaluation
 L. Stephenson
20. Grammar School History–How and
         Why?
 L. Detweiler
21. Charlotte and Dorothy–Reconcilable
         Differences
 N. Donaldson
22. Sing to the Lord a New Song: Music as
         the Nexus of the Trivium
 G. Wilbur
23. The Nature of True Like-mindedness
 D. Wilson
24. Biblical Parroting
 M. Whitling
25. Teaching the Grammar Student to Read
         with Understanding
 L. Tucker
26. How to Read the Great Books
 T. Fischer
27. Raising Dollars–What I've Learned So
        Far
 G. Liechty
28. Rhyme, Rhythm, and Repetition–
        Revisited
 M. Stanley
29. Teaching the Grammar of Christ in the
        Old Testament
 L. Collins
30. Apologetics and the Christian
        Worldview
 C. Schlect
31. Theodore Roosevelt and Teaching
        Modern History
 T. Garfield
32. How to Manage During a Crisis
 L. Stephenson
33. A Tight Ship Full of Grace
 M. Whitling
34. Orthography
 T. Peters
35. Right Now: Student Leadership and
        Mobilization for Missions
 G. Grant
36. Teaching Rhetoric Science Classically
 R. Marsh

 

There are no recordings available for these workshops.

1. Latin is a Language
M. Frazer
2. How to be a Great Teacher
L. Detweiler
3. Progymnasmata: Rhetorical Exercises 
C. Schlect
4. Tragic Mistakes Made by Teachers
L. Collins
5. Be Reasonable: Teaching Students How to
      Develop Sound Arguments
 J. Nance
6. Beyond Shurley Grammar: An Analytic
     Approach
 T. Peters
7. Lingua Latina per se illustrata: A Sample
      Lesson
 M. Frazer
8. Declamation (Mock Trial)
 C. Schlect
9. Establishing and Growing an Upper School
 C. Perrin