Jordan Eskovitz on Nostr: I do see your points but it is a *classical* Christian education and typing/coding ...

I do see your points but it is a *classical* Christian education and typing/coding are not exactly in view with such a model. I think it makes sense that technical skills are meant to be learned elsewhere. Same with nutrition and cooking. Those are domestic arts that are more naturally reserved for learning at home. But I could be charitable enough to say that since so many households are lacking in this area it could be helpful to include some of that in a science curriculum.

CC isn't perfect but I think we have to calibrate our expectations of what a supplementary program rooted in a model of classical education will reasonably offer.