Carrie Eben, Author at CiRCE Institute

Carrie Eben

Carrie Eben is a new CiRCE Apprentice. She resides in Siloam Springs, AR, where she lives with her husband of twenty-four years and homeschools her high school daughter classically. Her son is a sophomore at John Brown University not far away. Carrie holds a BSEd degree from John Brown University, an MSEd degree from Oklahoma State University, and she recently began a PhD program in Humanities at Faulkner University. This fall, Carrie and her husband helped open a classical school in Siloam Springs as founding board members. After twenty-one years of classically educating in schools and at home, she is still passionate about educating students toward academic excellence and virtue as well as empowering educators and parents using the classical tools of education.

A Circe Apprenticeship Odyssey: Paideia and Pentecost in Pestilence and Poetry

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The following talk was presented by Carrie Eben at the CiRCE Apprenticeship graduation ceremony. A Circe Apprenticeship Odyssey: Paideia and Pentecost in Pestilence and Poetry Introducing the East Coast Apprenticeship III (which should be renamed to something far sexier, I think—like the Virgin Muses, or Mighty Aphrodite’s—but I digress).We are an all-female flagship group headed […]

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My Tempestuous Journey with The Tempest: A Confession

I judged Prospero once. However, this morning when I savagely arose from my bed, hunched from achy sleep, my Caliban shell offered a new knowledge. I am Prospero. Even worse, I am Prospero in a Caliban body (as I struggled to straighten myself). In the style of my teen pupils, I offered my spring apprentice

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A Circe Apprenticeship Odyssey: Paideia and Pentecost in Pestilence and Poetry

My Tempestuous Journey with The Tempest: A Confession

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