Carleigh Auger
The Sin of Thinking Too Small

When we worship an eternal, omnipotent, and sovereign God, our response should be nothing less than visionary.

The Sin of Thinking Too Small
Carleigh Auger
The Rightness of Rigour

There is no way to faithfully live the Christian life and avoid hard, stressful things. Loving and serving others will necessarily come with anxiety, stress, and challenges we must meet with faithful rigour and not retreat.

The Rightness of Rigour
Carleigh Auger
The Work of Wonder and the Problem of “Keeping ...

So the goal is not wonder but wisdom. But Proverbs tells us that “Folly is bound up in the heart of a child and the rod of discipline drives it from him.” Which means there will always be a certain amount of conflict (i.e. discipline) involved in teaching a child.

The Work of Wonder and the Problem of “Keeping Things Interesting”
Administration Notes
Carleigh Auger
Private Education for the Public Good

At KCCS, we have embarked on a difficult journey of offering a private education. But the goal of the kind of education we are giving our children is that it would equip them with a very public faith. Please join us in this endeavour.

Private Education for the Public Good

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Repetition is the Mother of (Restful) Learning

Repetition is the Mother of (Restful) Learning

Repetition is well-established as a component of classical pedagogy. Repetition helps us memorize, helps us remember, helps us perfect and master. I have come to see another virtue in repetition: Repetition is restful. Repetition brings the shoulders down and reduces tension for both the student and the teacher.