The Power of Recitation: Words Before Understanding
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"They don't even know what they're saying — so what's the point?" It's the objection every classical school hears about recitation. In this episode, Katy McKinney, founder and Head of School at Lafayette Classical Academy, makes the case that this isn't a flaw in classical education — it's the process itself.
Katy explores what recitation actually trains beyond memory, which passages Lafayette students carry with them for life, and two stories — one from her own kitchen table, one from a middle school classroom — that reveal just how much is happening beneath the surface when a child memorizes words before fully grasping them.
Recorded as the country marked the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, it's a timely reminder of why some words are worth giving to children early — long before they understand them.
For more information about Lafayette Academy, A Classical School please visit https://lafayetteacademy.org/
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