denotes premium content | Jul 7 2008 Feature
posted 1 Oct 2007 in Volume 11 Issue 2
Future Centres - Be'er Sheva
If you think a classical education was as simple as ‘reading, ’riting and ’rithmetic’, think again. In fact, thinking – teaching young people how to think and apply what they knew – was the ultimate goal of a classical education.
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