ACCS Foundation of Classical Christian Excellence (FCCE)
— Essential Training for Classical Christian Teachers
Look for this symbol to find Foundation classes in the “Workshops” schedule.
Overview
The FCCE Training Series is:
- a foundational training course in classical Christian education
- for grammar and secondary teachers
- held in conjunction with the Repairing the Ruins conference
Do you have new teachers who need a crash-course on practical classical teaching? Or, are you a current teacher who knows the basic principles of “classical,” but aren’t sure how it all comes together in the classroom? This course is designed to provide a foundational practice in classical K-12 education that will change the way you teach.
We have assembled some of our movement’s most experienced educators and asked them to build a curriculum for new teachers. Each course will offer takeaways you can use in your classroom which will help teachers understand how to implement classical pedagogy. The “Foundation of Classical Christian Excellence” series is offered each year with slight variations, but with a common syllabus. Grammar and secondary teachers will be divided at times.
ACCS Professional Certification
The ACCS will record this information in our database and mail back a certificate for the administrator to sign and present to the teacher.
Is there a place on the website to see the workshops for the “Foundation of Classical Christian Excellence” series for this year’s conference? Will these particular workshops be available remotely?
Thank you
The schedule has just been released and you can see it here. We will share more information about which workshops will be offered online as it becomes available.
Will we be able to rewatch or watch sessions or speakers we miss?? Our school has paid to have online access. Trying to figure out if we can watch what we miss at a later time.
Sessions will be recorded, so most will be made available in the weeks following the conference. However, we cannot guarantee that all sessions will ultimately be accessible afterwards.