Show Notes

Can classical education serve students with special needs? Can it stay classical? Can it be truly humane? Amy Richards, author of “Disability and Classical Education,” joins us to explore:

📖 Wendell Berry’s “Great Economy” for the classroom
📖The dangers of trying to “solve” difference or provide “access” to systems not built with difference in mind
📖 Disability as a call to wonder
📖 A real vision of classroom success

LINKS:
➡️ “Disability and Classical Education”: https://classicalacademicpress.com/products/disability-and-classical-education
➡️ The MAT in Classical Teaching at Templeton: https://templeton.eastern.edu/academics/mat-classical-education
➡️ Transcript for this episode: coming soon

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