Study at the Lyceum
The Foundations of Study
The Foundations of Study courses provide asynchronous lessons in how to become educated in the modern world: liberal arts, language studies, etc.
Initial course
The Intellectual Life
Study
Recovering Lost Paths of Intellectual Growth
The educational systems of the modern world have largely failed in their purpose: namely, to provide students the opportunity not only to gain information or the skills necessary to become a functional employee, but to become a better thinker, a well-rounded person, and a good citizen. A true education, that is, consists in a certain transcendence of the concerns for worldly things: for truth is most certainly a transcendent object.
Restoration
How do we recover what our modern education has lost?
Our series of courses at the Lyceum Institute, the Foundations of Study, seeks to provide this recovery. Each course—included at every level of membership—will provide asynchronous lessons in how to develop the habits necessary for real learning.