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The history and philosophy of persuasion. Rhetoric 2 acquaints students with the story and thought of rhetoric within the classical trivium—approved for dual credit at Faulkner University. Taught by Dr. Karla Memmott, a full-credit course for grades 10–12.
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The letter that changed the world. Paul's Letter to the Romans is a dual-credit study of Romans—its interpretation, evaluation, and application—deepening students' understanding of this pivotal book. Taught by Dr. Scott Postma, a full-credit course for grades 11–12.
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The story of the West, continued. Western Tradition 2 is a dual-credit course surveying the major contributions of Western Civilization, examining and comparing worldviews. Taught by Dr. Scott Postma, a full-credit course for grades 11–12.
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Deepen the art of Christ-centered teaching. Christ-Centered Educational Methods 2 continues the study of Christ-centered pedagogy, equipping teachers and parents to form both mind and heart. Taught by Dr. Christy Vaughan, a half-credit course.
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Economics with a moral compass. Economics offers an introduction to the discipline grounded in the Christian humanities—markets, incentives, and stewardship in their proper context. Taught by George Harrell, a half-credit course for grades 11–12.
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Dragons, swords, and sagas. Dragons, Swords, and Gold begins with Beowulf and journeys through the great sagas of the Northmen, the Celts, and Arthur's court, deepening students' grasp of English history, storytelling, and language. Taught by Brian Welter, a full-credit course for grades 10–12.
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Anyone can learn to draw. Introduction to Drawing teaches line, form, shape, composition, proportion, and value through laughter and wonder—so you finish more confident about drawing the world around you. Taught by Cherise Stutzman, a half-credit course for grades 7–12.
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Law, justice, and the novels of Dickens. Dickens and the Law introduces the basics of nineteenth-century English law through the works of Charles Dickens, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and Herman Melville. Taught by Brian Welter, a full-credit course for grades 10–12. Enroll today at kepler.education.
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Mathematics for the thoughtful mind. Mathematics for the Liberal Arts examines key issues in mathematical study through careful reading and rich discussion. Taught by James Underwood, a full-credit course for grades 11–12.
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Steward the land wisely. Applied Environmental Science: The Common Art of Agriculture applies earth and environmental science to the work of the land, equipping students to care for property for the good of family and community. Taught by Mr. Ramsey, a half-credit course for grades 8–12.
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