CLASSICAL CONVERSATIONS, WHY WE ARE NOT GOING BACK + HOMESCHOOL Q&A

Most African Americans I've listened to are not interested in classical conversations due to historical and cultural reasons. Some associate classical education with a Eurocentric curriculum that does not acknowledge or celebrate the achievements and contributions of African Americans. Additionally, African Americans have been disproportionately excluded from educational opportunities in the past, which may lead to a lack of interest or access to classical education. It is essential to recognize and address these historical and cultural factors to promote diversity and inclusivity in education.
Classical Conversations is a homeschooling program that focuses on the classical model of education. The program offers different levels of curriculum for various age groups, and it emphasizes the use of memorization, repetition, and Socratic questioning. Classical Conversations also provides family-style communities where parents can connect with other homeschooling families and receive support and guidance. The program has received positive reviews from families who appreciate its structured approach to learning and the sense of community it provides. However, some families may find the program to be too rigorous or too reliant on memorization. Ultimately, the suitability of Classical Conversations will depend on the educational goals and preferences of each family. However,