GET CLASSICALLY EDUCATED WITH BONNYE MCCOY

GET CLASSICALLY EDUCATED WITH BONNYE MCCOY

What can farming teach us about education? More than you might think.

On this episode of the Modern Farming Podcast, we sit down with Bonnye McCoy, educator, curriculum developer, and co-founder of Get Classically Educated, to explore how the principles of classical education and agriculture share a common foundation: cultivating growth with purpose and patience.

With more than 20 years of teaching experience and a passion for farming, science, and literature, Bonnye discusses the Trivium, why classical education is experiencing a resurgence, and how hands-on learning helps students develop critical thinking skills that last a lifetime. She also shares her family's unique journey traveling the country by RV, visiting working farms, and proving that meaningful education can happen anywhere.

Whether you're an educator, parent, homeschool family, or simply passionate about the future of agriculture and learning, this conversation offers valuable insights into raising curious minds and connecting students to the world around them.

🎙️ Tune in to discover how classical education and agriculture are working together to cultivate the next generation of lifelong learners.

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