Taste, Formation, and the Perpetual Adolescent w/ Joshua Gibbs
Jason Craig sits down with Joshua Gibbs, a classical literature teacher of 19 years, author, and director of the Classical Teaching Institute at the Ambrose School to talk about what it actually takes to form young men and women. Drawing from his book A Parlay with Youth and his essay "Overgrown Adolescence," Gibbs offers hard-won wisdom on taste, discipline, coeducation, and what perpetual adolescence is costing the rising generation.
What We Cover:
Why the sophomore year is the critical window for forming young men, and what happens if they miss it
How consuming bad things dulls the mind…
The skinny
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