A Thomas Jefferson Education

What dedicated parent hasn’t thought: “My kids deserve better than this…but this is all I know!”

We often get so concerned with “what” to teach that we neglect the “how” and “why.” Yet these make all the difference between success and failure. Understanding them creates happier, more empowered children.

TJEd gives you the “how” and the “why” to make the “what” more powerful, more memorable, more relevant to your children.

Does TJEd really work?

“Infinitely more than a curriculum. Because of TJEd, our family is stronger, happier, more confident, and more at peace.” -Stephen & Karina Palmer

“Our home is more peaceful, the children [are more] independently creative, our family has a greater feeling of unity.” -Trevan & Leslie Householder

“[Using] the TJEd book and related materials, my older children have been successful in Great Books programs in college.” -Andrew Pudewa

These books, CDs, and downloads provide the depth of knowledge you need to apply TJEd effectively in your home or school.

They expound on the 7 Keys of Great Teaching, the Phases of Learning, and the 3 Types of Education. They provide practical tips and exercises to make application easy and fun. Learn how to create a Mom School, lead a colloquium, organize a TJEd Closet or Bookshelf, teach math, science, writing and more from the classics, create a Scholar Contract, prepare for college, etc.

Whether it’s your spouse, your piano teacher, your sister or your neighbor, you’re bound to get questions from others who are interested in Leadership Education. Here are some ideas to help you share TJEd:

1. Put a TJEd Badge on your blog or website
2. “Like” and share the TJEd Facebook page
3. Connect them with the TJEdOnline Daily Inspire! emails
4. Burn them a cd from the free audio downloads
5. Encourage them to download the TJEd.org Free Bonus Gifts

No one can deny the value of a great idea well-communicated. The inspiration, innovation and ingenuity inherent in great ideas elevate those who study them.

Great ideas are most effectively learned directly from the greatest thinkers, historians, artists, philosophers and prophets, and their original works.

A “classic” is a work — be it literature, music, art, etc. — that’s worth returning to over and over because you get more from it each time.

To help you orient yourself with TJEd and/or share it with others, please subscribe to the TJEd “Inspire!” monthly newsletter and accept these free gifts from us:

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