Lessons Beyond the Classroom "Not another chapter of names and dates," she groaned, slumping in her desk chair as the Teacher distributed yet another stack of history worksheets. "History is just so... boring." The teacher's response was predictable: "Page 216, everyone. Today we'll be memorizing [...]
I am really ecstatic that it’s finally time to make the official announcement: The TJEd Depth mentoring programis now open for pre-enrollment! There are many influences for both good and bad in the world today. The media battle is raging. The best way through these [...]
The Development of Free Societies and Economies in Modern Time Throughout history, the greatest prospect for a new people to gain their freedom and produce prosperity was through an exodus, a maturation period, and then a step into their golden age. In today’s world, this [...]
Some authors write to entertain, others write to mentor. Suzanne Collins is a mentor writer. But I almost forgot this while reading The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. Many Hunger Games fans were irate about Collins’ plans to tell the childhood story of President Snow. [...]
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by Ian Cox Let me give away the ending right now and share The 3 Fundamental Actions of the TJEd process: read, read, read; discuss a lot; and mentor. That’s the TJEd process. Really. It’s as simple as that. At the core of everything (The [...]
What is TJEd? with Ian & Emma Cox Read more about the ideas shared in this video in the following blog: What is TJEd? by Oliver and Rachel DeMille Rachel's 3 Video Series Mentoring in the Classics TJEd High! This Week in History
