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Complete Wordmp3 Collection 2010 (Page 2 of 124) THE COMPLETE LIST OF MP3 FILES AND DOCUMENTS ON THE COMPLETE WORDMP3 LIBRARY DISC SET updated through 02-2011 Complete WordMp3 Collection 2010 (page 2 of 124) 13 DISCS FROM THE COMPLETE WORDMP3 COLLECTION 1. 01 ACCS 2. 02 Veritas Conferences 3. 03 Christ Church Wilson 4. 04 George Grant 5. 05 Auburn Avenue 6. 06 Bahnsen 7. 07 Strawbridge 8. 08 ETS Conferences 9. 09 Chalcedon RJ Rushdoony 10 11 12 13 Jordan Complete Set 2011 * * * DISC 01 ACCS ACCS 1993-2005 • 1993-ACCS-Garfield Tom Assessing Student Progress and Learning • 1993-ACCS-Garfield Tom Planning and Reviewing Curriculum • 1993-ACCS-Spencer Tom Biblical Discipline & the School • 1993-ACCS-Wilson Doug What is a Christian Worldview • 1994-ACCS-Callihan Wes Great Pagans and the Christian School • 1994-ACCS-Callihan Wes Teaching Rhetoric • 1994-ACCS-ChrisSchlect-BiblicalPhilosophyLovingGodWithAllYourMind • 1994-ACCS-ChrisSchlect-TakingEveryAcademicThoughtCaptive • 1994-ACCS-ChrisSchlect-TeachingBibleInAChristianSchool • 1994-ACCS-Detweiler Marlin & Chris Acton Starting Up 2 Testimonies • 1994-ACCS-Detweiler Marlin & Laurie Teaching History in Grammar Years • 1994-ACCS-DouglasWilson-ChoosingTrainingYourBoard • 1994-ACCS-DouglasWilson-CultureWarTheComingCollapseOfGovernmentEducation • 1994-ACCS-DouglasWilson-DoctrinalIntegrityAndTheChristianSchool • 1994-ACCS-DouglasWilson-EducatingYourself • 1994-ACCS-DouglasWilson-IntroductionToTeachingLatin • 1994-ACCS-DouglasWilson-TheNeedForClassicalChristianEducation • 1994-ACCS-DouglasWilson-TheThreatOfWholeLanguage • 1994-ACCS-DouglasWilson-UnderstandingBy-LawsPoliciesGuidelines • 1994-ACCS-DouglasWilson-WhatIsAChristianWorldView • 1994-ACCS-DouglasWilson-WhatIsClassicalEducation • 1994-ACCS-DouglasWilson-WhatIsClassicalEducation(Tape3) • 1994-ACCS-JimNance-IntegrationOfSubjectsInTheSecondary • 1994-ACCS-JimNance-TheContextOfTheBible • 1994-ACCS-Nance Jim Intro to Teaching Formal Logic • 1994-ACCS-Spencer Tom Practical Application of Lost Tools of Learning • 1994-ACCS-TomGarfield-IntegrationOfSubjectsInTheElementary • 1994-ACCS-TomGarfield-TheSevenLawsOfTeaching • 1994-ACCS-TomSpencer-TrainingYourStaff • 1994-ACCS-WesCallihan-IntroductionToTeachingRhetoric • 1994-ACCS-Wilson Nancy Teaching English Grammar • 1995 Jordan BJ Intro to the Shurley Method • 1995 Marston Trude Science in the Poll-Parrot Stage • 1995 Nance Jim Classical and Christ-Centered Math • 1995 Wilson Doug Why Latin • 1995-ACCS-ChrisSchlect-HowToEducateYourself • 1995-ACCS-DouglasWilson-ChristianAntithesis Complete WordMp3 Collection 2010 (page 3 of 124) • 1995-ACCS-DouglasWilson-ClassicalSchoolsAndTheReformation • 1995-ACCS-DouglasWilson-MasculinityInEducation • 1995-ACCS-DouglasWilson-RecoveringAVisionForEducation • 1995-ACCS-MarlinDetweiler-IntroductionToACCS • 1995-ACCS-TomGarfield-HistoryOfLogosSchool • 1995-ACCS-TomGarfield-RealityCheck-DoesThisWork • 1995-ACCS-TomGarfield-TheServantSchool-UnderstandingGovernments • 1995-ACCS-TomSpencer-TheSchoolFromMars-Youth,ToneAndDiscipline • 1995-ACCS-TomSpencer-TheTriviumDefinedAndApplied • 1995-ACCS-WesleyCallihan-GreatEducationAndTheImportanceOfFathers • 1996 09 Schlect Biblical vs Modern View of Youth • 1996 15 Schlect Intro to Rhetoric • 1996 Iliff Douglas Great Ideas Seminar • 1996-ACCS-ChrisSchlect-ClassicalAndChristianHistory • 1996-ACCS-DouglasWilson-Americanitas-TheClassicalMindInThisHemisphere • 1996-ACCS-DouglasWilson-ChristianFaithAndWesternCultureOverviewOfConquestLoss • 1996-ACCS-DouglasWilson-FadsMovementsThePerilsOfClassicalChristianSuccess • 1996-ACCS-DouglasWilson-PhilosophyOfSchoolGovernment • 1996-ACCS-DouglasWilson-RebuildingTheWallsAProtestantWorkEthicWhenYouNeedIt • 1996-ACCS-MattWhitling-ManagementAndDisciplineOfPollParrots • 1996-ACCS-MattWhitling-ToolboxOfAGrammarTeacher • 1996-ACCS-TomGarfield-ClassicalBlundersToAvoid • 1996-ACCS-TomGarfield-ConstructingCurriculumGuides • 1996-ACCS-TomGarfield-TheNutsAndBoltsOfAdministration • 1996-ACCS-TomSpencer-EstablishingASchoolCulture • 1996-ACCS-TomSpencer-Lee'sLieutenants-ApplicationsForAdministrators • 1997 05 Spencer American Education An Historical View • 1997 07 Schlect Worldview Apologetics • 1997 16 Wilson Doug Case for Family Friendly Schools • 1997 Donaldson Bob History-Trivium vs.Trivial pursuit • 1997-ACCS-DouglasWilson-AShortHistoryOfAmerica • 1997-ACCS-DouglasWilson-TheClassicalMindAndPopCulture • 1997-ACCS-MattWhitling-TheGrammarAuthority • 1997-ACCS-TomGarfield-GatekeepingAdmissionMattters • 1997-ACCS-TomGarfield-SubmissionTheKeyToBiblicalAuthority • 1998 10 Veith Gene The Liberal Arts and the Liberal Sciences • 1998 Garfield Tom Enrolling & Educating Parents • 1998 Garfield Tom God Made Them Male and Female • 1998 Garfield Tom Growing Pains of Classical Schools • 1998 Grant Theology of Wonder-Integrated Humanities • 1998 Kern Andrew History of Trivium 1 • 1998 Kern Andrew History of Trivium 2 • 1998 Schlect Chris The Classical Progymnasmata • 1998 Stanley Mindy RhymeRhythm&Repetion • 1998 Whitling Matt Imitation in Writing • 1998 Wilson Doug Augustine of Hippo • 1998 Wilson Doug Organic Learning • 1998-ACCS-DouglasWilson-DutiesOfBoardMembers • 1998-Accs-GeorgeGrant-TheTheologyofwonderintegratedhumanities • 1999 01 Grant George Dumb and Dumber • 1999 02 Wilson Doug Paideia of God • 1999 05 Olasky Marvin Teaching the American Revolution • 1999 11 Wilson Nancy Teaching Literature • 1999 Booth Randy Developing a Christian Worldview in our Students Complete WordMp3 Collection 2010 (page 4 of 124) • 1999 Booth Randy Trivium in Biblical Perspective • 1999 Garfield Tom Growing a Board • 1999 Garfield Tom He's Not Your Child Respecting Parents • 1999 Grant George Education & the Commonwealth Chalmers Vision • 1999 Hodges John Beauty in Art Towards a Christian Aesthetic • 1999 Nance Jim Bridging the Gap Grammar to Dialectic • 1999 Spencer Tom Grammar of Rhetoric • 1999 Whitling Matt Beginning of Knowledge • 1999 Whitling Matt Elementary Poetry • 1999 Wilson Douglas Contra Turpidtudinem-Against the Ugly • 1999 Wilson Douglas The Case Against Vouchers • 2000 Collins Leslie Shepherding Hearts vs Behavior Training • 2000 Grant George Q and I Classical Vision of Arthur Quiller-Couch • 2000 Grant George Starting All Over Learning from Chalmers and Kuyper • 2000 Kern Andrew But Homer Was a Pagan • 2000 Kern Andrew Teaching Teachers to Teach Classically • 2000 Nance Jim Dialectic Teaching in the Dialectic Years • 2000 Nance Jim What is Rhetoric • 2000 Nickel James Time Creation and Culture • 2000 Whitling Matt Covenant Discipline Applied • 2000 Whitling Matt Heart fo Covenantal Discipline • 2000 Whitling Matt The Grammar of Poetry • 2000 Wilkins Steve Public Ed Roots and Fruits 1 • 2000 Wilkins Steve Public Ed Roots and Fruits 2 • 2000 Wilson Doug Does Classical Mean Reformed • 2000 Wilson Doug Pursuit of Wisdom • 2000 Wilson Nancy Avoiding Burnout-For Women • 2000-ACCS-Matt Whitling-CovenantDisciplineApplied • 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Things Worth Doing Well • 2002 03 Matt Whitling Beauty of Holiness • 2002 04 Doug Wilson Mission Meltdown • 2002 05 Matt Whitling Covenant Hatred • 2002 06 Grant Covenantal Succession Surviving Founders Syndrome • 2002 07 Gregg Strawbridge CCE Philosophy Comparison • 2002 08 Tom Spencer Changing the Culture Complete WordMp3 Collection 2010 (page 5 of 124) • 2002 09 Matt Whitling Sins of the Classroom • 2002 10 Doug WIlson Cool or Classical • 2002 11 Grant Brethren of Common Life • 2002 12 Wes Callihan Teaching Great Books • 2002 13 Jim Selby Intro to Progymnasmata • 2002 14 Jim Nance Examing Arguments a Dialectic Tool • 2002 15 Tom Garfield Great Boards in Action • 2002 16 Laura Tucker Vision for Excellence in Grammar Program Practical Implications • 2003-ACCS-AmyStollberg-ClassicalChristianEducatiton-Astudent'sPerspective • 2003-ACCS-CarolHolland-ArtEssentials • 2003-ACCS-DouglasWilson-TheMeaningOfAntithesis • 2003-ACCS-DouglasWilson-WisdomAndBoards • 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