Repairing the ruins : the classical and Christian challenge to modern education - Wilson, Douglas, 1953- (Moscow, Id. : Canon Press, 1996)
Introduction / Martin Detweiler -- Introduction to antithesis in education / Douglas Wilson -- The importance of personal holiness / Douglas Wilson -- Morale and Godly discipline in the Christian school / Tom Spencer -- Scriptural worldview thinking / Chris Schlect -- Worldview test case: Christianity in math class / Jim Nance -- Egalitarianism, the great enemy / Douglas Wilson -- The trivium applied in the elementary / Tom Garfield -- The classical model: trivium 101 / Tom Spencer -- The seven laws of teaching / Tom Spencer -- The why and how of logic / Jim Nance -- The why and how of Latin / Douglas Wilson -- The why and how of history / Chris Schlect -- The why and how of literature / Douglas Wilson -- The why and how of rhetoric / Douglas Wilson -- The why and how of apologetics / Douglas Wilson -- Bylaws, policies, and guidelines / Douglas Wilson -- Selecting and overseeing curriculum / Tom Garfield -- The servant school / Tom Garfield -- In loco parentis / Tom Spencer -- Practical steps in starting a school / Tom Garfield -- The rise and fall of government education / Douglas Wilson.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [269]-271).
Keywords: Christian education -- Philosophy; Christian education -- United States; Education (Christian theology); Education -- United States -- Aims and objectives; School improvement programs -- United States