Join Kate Deddens and Leah Bromen at an upcoming, incarnate event, or through an online free webinar. Links to attend or register are listed with each event.
Classical Consultants can conduct a customized webinar for your school. See our list of webinar topics, or we can create a webinar to your needs.
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Stay tuned for a unique event coming in 2026… You won’t want to miss it!
Cultivating Intrinsic Motivation in Students
January 13, 2026, at 7:00 PM ET
In recent years, students have demonstrated significant disengagement from their learning. There are a variety of ways educators address this engagement, ranging from facilitating collaborative work to helping students set achievable goals. One of the most effective ways to inspire students to invest in their own education, however, is to cultivate intrinsic motivation for learning. Join us to discuss intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, who is responsible for a student’s education, and how to cultivate intrinsic motivation in your students.
Seven Components of Restful Teaching
February 9, 2026, at 7:00 PM ET
Does teaching ever seem harried and hassled? Without realizing it, the educational fragmentation and anxiety of progressive education can penetrate our teaching. Classical education aspires to a different approach. Seven Latin phrases encapsulate teaching principles that nurture and encourage rest: Optimus Magister Bonus Liber; Repetitio Mater Memoriae; Festina Lente; Multum Non Multa; Docendo Discimus; Ad Fontes; Scholé. When these maxims are heeded the classical pedagogy shines forth and the telos of education surfaces. As restful teaching is embodied, both we and our students are awakened in wonder and curiosity, and teaching and learning become restful.
Called to Teach: The Roles of a Teacher
March 10, 2025, at 7:00 PM EDT
Teachers serve in a very special calling, both according to Scripture and in keeping with the expectations of the culture. While some may feel a teacher’s roles include being a social worker, babysitter, security guard, life coach, motivational speaker, or even miracle worker, the higher callings of a teacher to help students come to know Truth, Goodness, and Beauty and aid students in recognizing and honing their unique gifts speak to something “more” than is generally considered today. Join us to explore five “M’s” of the roles of a teacher.
Concordia University Nebraska Studia Vitae Continuing Education Courses
Various dates and times for 6 weeks
Concordia University Nebraska is offering 6-week continuing education courses for individuals seeking formal, meaningful, Christ-centered coursework that is not a full degree program. The courses are organized under various Guilds or areas of study. See the link above for courses, dates, times, and prices.
Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education Webinars
Various dates and times
The Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education offers webinars covering important educational topics in a few brief sessions. Discounts are available for members of the Consortium for Classical Lutheran Education. See the link above for topics, dates, times, and prices.
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