Connecting with History - Questions and Answers and Thoughts on Teaching History

Sep. 16, 2006

Distinctive Features of the Connecting with HIstory Program

History is presented from a distinctively Catholic worldview.
History is taught chronologically and in repeated cycles.
The program is designed so that family members of all ages learn together.
History is not taught as an isolated subject - religion, geography, literature, sciences and arts all have historical components which are included in the program
We believe that children learn best when they are actively involved in their education.
Notebooking, classical structure, copywork, living books, narrations, hands-on activities and writing assignments are all part of the program.
Connecting with History is a flexible format which enables each unique family to tailor it to fit their learning and teaching styles.

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Connecting With History is published by RC History. This site is designed to answer common questions about the Connecting with History program and teaching history from a Catholic worldview. If you have questions you'd like to see answered here, please leave a message or a comment and I'll respond!