Bryan Lynch

Bryan Lynch is the Academic Dean of Veritas School, a PreK-12 classical and Christian school in Newberg, Oregon. A founding board member of Veritas, Bryan served as its Headmaster for 20 years; he has worked in both private and public education for over 40 years. In addition to his administrative duties focusing on teacher training and observation, Bryan teaches Humane Letters, Rhetoric, and Art History. He is a frequent presenter at the ACCS annual conference and an accrediting administrator for the ACCS.
Harkness Discussion and Self-Education

Harkness Discussion and Self-Education

Originally published in Classis Volume XIX, No. 37 During a discussion with William Buckley on Buckley’s Firing Line program in 1988, Mortimer Adler said, “When the great books are well taught in a seminar, they are not taught as antiquities, they...

Taking the Stress out of Semester Tests

Taking the Stress out of Semester Tests

Originally published in ClassisVolume XXVII, No. I7 “Cramming works fine in a pinch. It just doesn’t last. Spacing does.” Benedict Carey, How We Learn. For readers of John Milton Gregory’s The Seven Laws of Teaching, the idea that students need...

Culture and Curriculum

Culture and Curriculum

Originally published in Classis Volume XV, no. 3 In Marshall McLuhan's famous phrase, 'the medium is the message'. That is, the way an idea is presented or delivered may often communicate more powerfully than the content of the message itself....