89: Another Sort of Learning

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 28 May 2019

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Thomas has been reading some James Schall lately, and walks us through his book, "Another Sort of Learning." We have heated debates about grades and what a student owes a teacher (Money. The answer is money.).

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0:00.0	Hi and welcome to Classical Stuff You Should Know, a podcast on Classical Stuff.
0:15.2	Shocker, that you should know.
0:16.6	We are three guys that work at a classical school in Austin, Texas. That school is called Veritas Academy. We are all teachers and educators of children. My name is Graham Donaldson, and I teach English literature and rhetoric. And I'm here with my colleague, A.J. Hannanburg. Me? Who also teaches English and rhetoric.
0:39.2	Yep.
0:39.9	And then we are also joined by
0:42.2	Thomas Fletcher Magby.
0:43.7	Hello.
0:44.1	Who is a teacher of leadership
0:47.9	as well as the director
0:49.6	and dean of our student life.
0:52.0	Say director of fun.
0:53.0	That's what you call me.
0:53.6	The director of fun. The ombudsman.
0:54.6	The ombudsman.
0:55.1	The bond of fun.
0:55.6	Sorry, I apologize.
0:58.1	And today we are going to be learning about, I have no idea what we're learning
1:00.9	about, maybe.
1:02.1	This is how I feel like most episodes start when I do the intro also, so this makes me feel
1:05.3	better.
1:06.0	I'm going to be talking about a fellow named James Shaw, father James Shaw. We have spoken about him. Shall, like
1:13.1	S-C-H-A-L-L. So we have talked about him before. He wrote an essay that we did an episode
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