Why I started a STEM Club at our Classical School
I lead various classes and after school clubs at Canterbury – our parish’s classical school. I teach the Bible in Chapel, instruct P.E., and various campus clubs and programs. One of them is a STEM club which is an acronym for “science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.”
A few years back when I first arrived at Canterbury, a parent shared with me that he felt our school’s liberal-arts based curriculum was too light in the hands-on sciences department. He was concerned about his child’s exposure to the sciences and cultivating early interest. I wanted to...
How I Learned to Read in Public School
Our English alphabet system is composed of 26 letters that produce 44 sounds (phonemes), making the structural basis of our very complicated English vocabulary...
Commencement Address at St. Andrew’s Academy, 2020
I spoke for less than 20 minutes on milestones for Christian high school graduates using the “smart by 20, married by 30, and rich...
The Father-Leader
I sat across the table from a father holding his beautiful five-month-old daughter. On my lap, I have my own...
