Jessica Treneer on LinkedIn: #goirish (2024)

lvy Classical Academy trains students in virtue, resulting in high academic achievement and the sound moral formation required for responsible citizenship. https://lnkd.in/g_B7Tqu2

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The incipient return of classical education to Western classrooms promises to restore morale and morality to Western societies...#Symposium2024 #classicaled #classicaleducation

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Music plays a crucial role in memory retention, especially when it comes to catchy tunes and repetitive lyrics or rhythms. Teachers, consider incorporating songs into your math lessons to enhance student recall. For those students who require additional support in memorizing math facts, leveraging music can be a powerful tool. Here's a blast from the past, when NBC 6 South Florida came to my school and featured us in the Brag About Your School. https://lnkd.in/de3rR4RU#MusicInEducation #MemoryRetention #MathEducation

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A brief history and some of the trivia around what was always the last performance of every school year, the size of the graduating class dictating the number of repeats taken. Also, video of Elgar himself conducting the piece!#graduation #pompandcirc*mstance #EdwardElgar #commencement

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The joy of classical education is that you treat every soul as a great soul. Every soul has the ability to embrace the Good, True, and Beautiful. #classicaleducation #classicalconversations #classicalconsulting

In 2021 during the pandemic, I earned my Associate's degree in Commercial Music from Cerritos College. There really was nothing better to do than study, which allowed me to earn highest honors and have a better shot at getting into Biola. Before going back to school in 2017, I never considered myself an academic person. It wasn't until after I had my daughter that my values changed dramatically, and I decided to take my interest in music seriously enough to be willing to grind away toward any kind of degree. I did not know how far I would get when I first started. But as I found out, the mind is a powerful thing. It adapts if you don't give up. If you just keep showing up best as you can (sometimes only on fumes), it's only natural that you will inevitably improve. Growth will always feel like a struggle until you break through to the next tier. I did not imagine I would get into a private university, and for music of all things! But that's how you know it's your passion -- because you're willing to do whatever it takes to make it happen. Finally, I'm graduating from Biola with a B.A. in Commercial music, complete with all the hands-on experience I didn't get during pandemic-caused distance learning, and a minor in Biblical Studies! Wow! I'm stoked and very grateful. There are many things I've learned about myself through this long, challenging season. One is, is that I love learning. I might return for my Master's in Theology someday soon, God willing and providing. The other is that this time has helped me get to know what I'm made of, what I'm made for, and what I'm not made for. I've got more goals. More on those to come!For now, I celebrate... mostly by sleeping for several days straight. But I look forward to the next challenge moving forward. What is your passion, whether you're actively involved or not? What makes you tick? What steps can you take to make it a bigger part of your reality?

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What is ACES ?

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Why study Latin at Great Hearts Texas? Latin fosters a deep understanding of language, enhances critical thinking, and connects students with timeless classical texts. Our curriculum immerses students in the richness of classical education, nurturing their minds and hearts with truth, goodness, and beauty. Read more about why we study Latin at our schools here: https://shorturl.at/Cvh3V#GreatHeartsTexas #GreatHearts #TexasEducation #ClassicalEducation #CharterSchools

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Is Classical Education Revitalizing Christian Culture?

I recommend reading this very well-written and thought-provoking essay by Nathan Gill titled "Towards a More American Classical Education":https://lnkd.in/gCn_pyGi

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