#12414 The Future of Catholic Education w/ Dr. Darin Lovelace - Darin Lovelace

<p>&#8220;The Future of Catholic Education&#8221; This episode explores the vital role of parents in their children&#8217;s education, especially in Catholic schools. We also tackle concerns about the fairness of classical education in Catholic versus public schools, and how to advocate for a strong Catholic curriculum amidst changing educational standards.</p>
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<p><strong>Questions Covered:</strong></p>
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<li>19:01 &#8211; I’m in my second year of teaching at a Catholic school. What does it mean that parents are the primary educators of their children when they outsource their education to us, especially as the kids get older?</li>
<li>25:00 &#8211; Isn’t it unfair for only Catholic schools to have classical education while public schools suffer with literacy rate plummet?</li>
<li>30:44 &#8211; My kids go to Catholic school. The new curriculum is bad. How do I advocate for a good Catholic curriculum?</li>
<li>35:56 &#8211; Why do Catholic schools allow people who oppose Church teaching to speak at their schools?</li>
<li>43:06 &#8211; Are there checks and balances in making sure that what&#8217;s being taught in the classroom is in line with Church teaching?</li>
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