WIT, insight, literature. These words sum up classical stuff you should know.

Guys, I'm on my quest.

I'm trying to change it up.

We need it.

I'm trying to change the window, the intro, because you guys have been making fun of me.

Changing the windows?

Chasing the windows.

Anyway, hi, listeners.

This is classical stuff you should know.

A podcast put on by classical educators.

We are three men who are part of the classical education

movement for any new listeners. Classical education basically means trying to teach in the old ways,

trying to teach using an old pedagogy of questions, of logic, of dialectic, of Socratic dialogue, of the great books,

and having a healthy dose of skepticism to new and modern methodologies of instruction.

That was a good summary.

Thanks.

That was good.

And also, it's very exciting because it's been a methodology of teaching that has been dead or has been not taught for like three generations.

You know, sort of post-war, we had sort of this new progressive education, which we were all taught in.

Yes.

And we are kind of rediscovering the old ways of teaching.

It's like that scene in, what is it, Isaiah,

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