Our new Lower School Director, Mr. David Gockowski, shares what a Classical, Liberal Arts education looks like in a Lower School setting, the duties and responsibilities of teachers as supreme artists, and what makes the Saint Agnes approach to education unique in the Catholic school landscape. -- Founded in 1888, Saint Agnes School is an award-winning and nationally recognized co-ed, Preschool-12th grade school located in the heart of St. Paul, Minnesota.  To learn more, visit our website (link below) or contact us at 651-925-8700. WEBSITE: www.saintagnesschool.orgSOCIAL: https://www.facebook.com/SaintAgnesSchool https://www.instagram.com/saintagnesschool

<description>&lt;p&gt;Our new Lower School Director, Mr. David Gockowski, shares what a Classical, Liberal Arts education looks like in a Lower School setting, the duties and responsibilities of teachers as supreme artists, and what makes the Saint Agnes approach to education unique in the Catholic school landscape.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;--&lt;br/&gt;Founded in 1888, Saint Agnes School is an award-winning and nationally recognized co-ed, Preschool-12th grade school located in the heart of St. Paul, Minnesota.  To learn more, visit our website (link below) or contact us at 651-925-8700.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;WEBSITE:&lt;br/&gt;www.saintagnesschool.org&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;SOCIAL:&lt;br/&gt;https://www.facebook.com/SaintAgnesSchool&lt;br/&gt;https://www.instagram.com/saintagnesschool&lt;/p&gt;</description>

Our new Lower School Director, Mr. David Gockowski, shares what a Classical, Liberal Arts education looks like in a Lower School setting, the duties and responsibilities of teachers as supreme artists, and what makes the Saint Agnes approach to education unique in the Catholic school landscape.  -- Founded in 1888, Saint Agnes School is an award-winning and nationally recognized co-ed, Preschool-12th grade school located in the heart of St. Paul, Minnesota.  To learn more, visit our webs...

002: Mr. David Gockowski

Sr. Maria Canisius, O.P. sits down for a conversation, featuring topics ranging from a discussion of her vocation story, to what her daily life looks like as a Dominican Sister of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist here at Saint Agnes School, to why it&apos;s important to encourage our children to read.-- Founded in 1888, Saint Agnes School is an award-winning and nationally recognized co-ed, Preschool-12th grade school located in the heart of St. Paul, Minnesota.  To learn more, visit our website (link below) or contact us at 651-925-8700. WEBSITE: www.saintagnesschool.org SOCIAL: https://www.facebook.com/SaintAgnesSchool https://www.instagram.com/saintagnesschool

<description>&lt;p&gt;Sr. Maria Canisius, O.P. sits down for a conversation, featuring topics ranging from a discussion of her vocation story, to what her daily life looks like as a Dominican Sister of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist here at Saint Agnes School, to why it&amp;apos;s important to encourage our children to read.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;--&lt;br/&gt;Founded in 1888, Saint Agnes School is an award-winning and nationally recognized co-ed, Preschool-12th grade school located in the heart of St. Paul, Minnesota.  To learn more, visit our website (link below) or contact us at 651-925-8700.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;WEBSITE:&lt;br/&gt;www.saintagnesschool.org&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;SOCIAL:&lt;br/&gt;https://www.facebook.com/SaintAgnesSchool&lt;br/&gt;https://www.instagram.com/saintagnesschool&lt;/p&gt;</description>

Sr. Maria Canisius, O.P. sits down for a conversation, featuring topics ranging from a discussion of her vocation story, to what her daily life looks like as a Dominican Sister of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist here at Saint Agnes School, to why it's important to encourage our children to read. -- Founded in 1888, Saint Agnes School is an award-winning and nationally recognized co-ed, Preschool-12th grade school located in the heart of St. Paul, Minnesota.  To learn more, visit our websit...

001: Sr. Maria Canisius, O.P.

In this episode of the Saint Agnes Podcast Series, Host Michael Adkins takes listeners on a brief tour of educational neuroscience and its relevance for liberal arts classical education. This episode contains 5 parts: Part I offers an intro to educational neuroscience (2:16-6:24); Part II reveals how modern science of the brain affirms the classical liberal arts model (6:25-10:53); Part III is a fascinating interview with our Guidance Counselor Mrs. Jolene Schmitz on how to support our students with brain-based strategies (10:54-20:42); Part IV offers an overview of the brain lessons I taught in my Latin classes (20:42-23:39); Part V is an overview of data and feedback from a student survey I administered after the lessons - you&apos;ll also hear directly from students! (23:40-32:04); The episode ends with a brief recap and offer of resources (32:05-33:18).  For more brain-based learning/teaching information contact: madkins@saintagnesschool.org   The text referenced was &quot;Research Based Strategies to Ignite Student Learning&quot; by Judy Willis &amp; Malana Willis (2020).

<description> &lt;p&gt;In this episode of the Saint Agnes Podcast Series, Host Michael Adkins takes listeners on a brief tour of educational neuroscience and its relevance for liberal arts classical education. This episode contains 5 parts: Part I offers an intro to educational neuroscience (2:16-6:24); Part II reveals how modern science of the brain affirms the classical liberal arts model (6:25-10:53); Part III is a fascinating interview with our Guidance Counselor Mrs. Jolene Schmitz on how to support our students with brain-based strategies (10:54-20:42); Part IV offers an overview of the brain lessons I taught in my Latin classes (20:42-23:39); Part V is an overview of data and feedback from a student survey I administered after the lessons - you&amp;apos;ll also hear directly from students! (23:40-32:04); The episode ends with a brief recap and offer of resources (32:05-33:18).  For more brain-based learning/teaching information contact: madkins@saintagnesschool.org   The text referenced was &amp;quot;Research Based Strategies to Ignite Student Learning&amp;quot; by Judy Willis &amp;amp; Malana Willis (2020).&lt;/p&gt; </description>

        In this episode of the Saint Agnes Podcast Series, Host Michael Adkins takes listeners on a brief tour of educational neuroscience and its relevance for liberal arts classical education. This episode contains 5 parts: Part I offers an intro to educational neuroscience (2:16-6:24); Part II reveals how modern science of the brain affirms the classical liberal arts model (6:25-10:53); Part III is a fascinating interview with our Guidance Counselor Mrs. Jolene Schmitz on how to support ou...

Episode 21: Educational Neuroscience & the Liberal Arts: Brain-based Learning Strategies

        Saint Agnes School is proud to share with everyone the 2021 Divine Mercy Passion Play performed by our 6th grade students.  The narration and character voices were recorded on site under the direction of Mrs. Claire Bona over the past several weeks.  Our students worked very hard and are proud to present to the Saint Agnes community the final production, assembled by Mrs. Bona, author of the original script.  Normally, this annual event would have been performed during Holy Week for parents, teachers, and fellow students in the beautiful Helene Houle Auditorium. While it is not, sadly, the live performance with all our 6th graders, we hope that this recording inspires everyone to contemplate God&apos;s unfathomable Divine Mercy during the Triduum and Easter season! &quot;Jesus, I trust in you!&quot;      

<description> Saint Agnes School is proud to share with everyone the 2021 Divine Mercy Passion Play performed by our 6th grade students. The narration and character voices were recorded on site under the direction of Mrs. Claire Bona over the past several weeks. Our students worked very hard and are proud to present to the Saint Agnes community the final production, assembled by Mrs. Bona, author of the original script. Normally, this annual event would have been performed during Holy Week for parents, teachers, and fellow students in the beautiful Helene Houle Auditorium. While it is not, sadly, the live performance with all our 6th graders, we hope that this recording inspires everyone to contemplate God&amp;apos;s unfathomable Divine Mercy during the Triduum and Easter season! &amp;quot;Jesus, I trust in you!&amp;quot; </description>

        Saint Agnes School is proud to share with everyone the 2021 Divine Mercy Passion Play performed by our 6th grade students.  The narration and character voices were recorded on site under the direction of Mrs. Claire Bona over the past several weeks.  Our students worked very hard and are proud to present to the Saint Agnes community the final production, assembled by Mrs. Bona, author of the original script.  Normally, this annual event would have been performed during Holy Week for p...

Episode 20: Divine Mercy Passion Play 2021

Part I of our investigation of Cultural Literacy features Dr. Anika Prather, professor of Classics at Howard University and founder of Living Water School, who will help us explore the importance of cultural literacy as Americans, as Christians, and as people of goodwill from various diverse backgrounds. In addition, Dr. Prather, a proud African American educator, wife, and mother of three, will evaluate current trends that threaten to &quot;cancel&quot; the Western Canon of the Great Books, and she will underscore the importance of a traditional Liberal Arts education. Part II will feature Dr. Dave Deavel from the University of St. Thomas. Read Dr. Prather&apos;s beautiful 3-part reflection entitled &quot;Classic Learning in Black History&quot; at the Classic Learning Test (CLT) Blog: https://blog.cltexam.com/classic-learning-in-black-history-part-i/

<description> Part I of our investigation of Cultural Literacy features Dr. Anika Prather, professor of Classics at Howard University and founder of Living Water School, who will help us explore the importance of cultural literacy as Americans, as Christians, and as people of goodwill from various diverse backgrounds. In addition, Dr. Prather, a proud African American educator, wife, and mother of three, will evaluate current trends that threaten to &amp;quot;cancel&amp;quot; the Western Canon of the Great Books, and she will underscore the importance of a traditional Liberal Arts education. Part II will feature Dr. Dave Deavel from the University of St. Thomas.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Read Dr. Prather&amp;apos;s beautiful 3-part reflection entitled &amp;quot;Classic Learning in Black History&amp;quot; at the Classic Learning Test (CLT) Blog: https://blog.cltexam.com/classic-learning-in-black-history-part-i/ </description>

        Part I of our investigation of Cultural Literacy features Dr. Anika Prather, professor of Classics at Howard University and founder of Living Water School, who will help us explore the importance of cultural literacy as Americans, as Christians, and as people of goodwill from various diverse backgrounds. In addition, Dr. Prather, a proud African American educator, wife, and mother of three, will evaluate current trends that threaten to "cancel" the Western Canon of the Great Books, an...

Cultural Literacy - Reason #7 Pt. I (Why the Liberal Arts?)

It's never been more difficult to raise young people of faith, reason, and virtue than it is today. We're on a mission to support parents as the primary educators of their children through high-quality, Catholic education in the liberal arts/classical tradition.

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