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    Re: Classical Education?
    NikiHarp #197675 08/03/14 12:53 AM
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    Need a classical model of education plus supplements, based on the talent of the child.
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    @samhadd, maybe this will help:

    Well Trained Mind (WTM) is a homeschool website for classical education. You'll find a book outlining classical education, community forums including an accelerated board for parental discussion of children who are advanced, and a link to author Susan Wise Bauer's related website.

    The Trivium method and classical education of Trivium/Quadrivium subjects may also be of interest.
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    What is now called "classical education" has nothing to do with what used to go by that name, by the way.
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