Welcome to Consider This a podcast from the Wilberforce School. On consider this we address issues educators and parents face in the formation of children.
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Sometimes the greatest blessings can come from big mistakes. Howe Whitman learns from his mistaken assumption that all financial planners advise against spending on Christian education in favor of retirement savings. Listen as Jay Burgman—father, grandfather, pastor, teacher, and financial planner—shares tips and tools from decades of financial advising on how to afford Christian education, and,…
Pull up a chair and join Founder and Head of School, Howe Whitman , and beloved Explorer's teacher, Cheryl Greco , for an honest and heartfelt conversation about the principles that shape parenting at every stage. Through stories of their own parenting triumphs and challenges, Howe and Cheryl share wisdom, laughter, and encouragement for the journey. Be reminded that you're not alone—and that our…
A common misconception—often circulated within faith communities—is that science stands in opposition to faith rather than being fully integrated with it. Today, we speak with the faculty of The Wilberforce School's Science Department, who demonstrate how faith provides the very lens through which scientific exploration is understood. They will share how a posture of wonder and inquiry deepens our…
As students and families are acclimating to the new school year and the demands of a full school day, we want to share with parents the key components that help students feel successful. We invited our resident expert, Sarah Tink, to share with parents what children need to flourish as the school year gets started.
Discover the vision behind The Wilberforce School in this Ambrose School interview with Howe Whitman.
In his book You Are What You Love , James K. A. Smith writes, "It is crucial for us to recognize that our ultimate loves, longings, desires, and cravings are learned." He also says, "Because if you are what you love, and if love is a virtue, then love is a habit." The things that make us who we are—the things we love, long for, and desire—don't happen by chance or accident. They happen by…
Listen in as Dr. Sax—renowned physician, psychologist, and best-selling author—shares with parents how they can help their child fulfill his or her potential and increase their odds of being more resilient. Dr. Sax uses evidence-based insights to equip parents today. Supplemental Handout for Podcast
On our most recent "Consider This" episode, we had a great discussion with John Moscatiello, teacher and College Admissions Administrator at Wilberforce, about the goal of maturity for our children, and how "toxic achievement culture" diverts families from that goal...
Social graces and a social life—we want our children to have both. At Wilberforce, we regularly state that education is formation—the importance of teaching the whole child. Our school's culture is deliberately faculty-led, meaning faculty come alongside students in life—not only inviting them into the great conversation but also modeling how to live, think, and relate to others as mature…
Todd Nettleton has been traveling to restricted countries and interviewing Christians who have defended their faith in the face of persecution for decades. He has inspiring and captivating stories to share. Listen in as he shares stories that can prepare all of us to defend our faith in a time of need. Include links to: Todd's Book: When Faith is Forbidden VOM Radio
