SLOCA,
165 Grand Ave
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
Press the pause button on your busy life and take a day for extended education and personal development. We will be adventuring into the Good, True & Beautiful—exploring how they can be made real in your everyday life as a parent and home educator.
Three speakers will be joining us for this event! They are lively, experienced, and passionate educators who have a deep breadth of knowledge to share with our community. Over multiple sessions, they will bring to life some of the relevant ways to engage with language and literature as we look for the kernels of what makes an education a classical one. This event is open to the public and relevant to anyone in the business of educating. If you’d like to be inspired and encouraged that you are on the right track, join us!
Register below or click HERE to learn more!
SCHEDULE
8:30a: Doors open + refreshments served
8:50a: Introduction
9:15a: Poetic knowledge panel: Where the Wild Things Are
10:00a: Break
10:15a: Session 1*
11:30a: Lunch (included in ticket price)
12:15p: Session 2*
2:00p: Session 3*
3:15p: Closing reflections: Now what?
*SESSIONS + SPEAKERS (attendees will rotate through the following sessions)
Unearthing the GOOD in Nature: The National Parks And the Role of the Transcendentals by Adam Johnson
BEAUTY and the Big Picture: Using Observation to Find Beauty in the Seemingly Ordinary by Mel Narish
To Show the TRUTH: Making Sense of Riddles and Rhymes by Jessica Hooten Wilson
Event Details
Feb
26
8:30 am - 3:30 pm
$55.00
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Press the pause button on your busy life and take a day for extended education and personal development. We will be adventuring into the Good, True & Beautiful—exploring how they can be made real in your everyday life as a parent and home educator.
Three speakers will be joining us for this event! They are lively, experienced, and passionate educators who have a deep breadth of knowledge to share with our community. Over multiple sessions, they will bring to life some of the relevant ways to engage with language and literature as we look for the kernels of what makes an education a classical one. This event is open to the public and relevant to anyone in the business of educating. If you’d like to be inspired and encouraged that you are on the right track, join us!
Register below or click HERE to learn more!
SCHEDULE
8:30a: Doors open + refreshments served
8:50a: Introduction
9:15a: Poetic knowledge panel: Where the Wild Things Are
10:00a: Break
10:15a: Session 1*
11:30a: Lunch (included in ticket price)
12:15p: Session 2*
2:00p: Session 3*
3:15p: Closing reflections: Now what?
*SESSIONS + SPEAKERS (attendees will rotate through the following sessions)
Unearthing the GOOD in Nature: The National Parks And the Role of the Transcendentals by Adam Johnson
BEAUTY and the Big Picture: Using Observation to Find Beauty in the Seemingly Ordinary by Mel Narish
To Show the TRUTH: Making Sense of Riddles and Rhymes by Jessica Hooten Wilson
