In this conversation, Geoffrey Meadows (Head of Upper School, Tulsa Classical Academy) discusses being a “hunter of causes” and the need to translate enthusiasm into hard work in classical education. Together with Dr. Kemple, he discusses the importance of philosophy, the impact of technology on education, and the necessity of moral formation in students. Geoffrey emphasizes the need for educators to be well-versed in philosophy and the liberal arts to effectively teach students. The conversation concludes with reflections on the legacy of teaching and the importance of getting out of the way to let knowledge speak for itself.
00:25 – The Journey into Intellectual Life
07:11 – Understanding Classical Education
12:25 – Challenges of Classical Education Revival
19:25 – The Role of Philosophy in Education
26:00 – Navigating Modern Distractions
29:33 – Moral Education and Virtue
34:39 – The Importance of Tradition in Learning
Geoffrey Meadows is the Executive Assistant for the Lyceum Institute. Learn more about his background here.
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