teaching monks

Radical, Revolutionary Change
(not, this is how it was done in the Middle Ages)

I would change our educational system by having monks teach children. Some monks would be cloistered and some would not, so that they could conduct school. Primary/secondary/postsecondary education would be compressed (easily) and end after 13 years, excluding kindergarten (taught by women), and there would be no debt.

By 19, or sooner for the gifted, a Catholic student would be ready for a professional education in art, music, medicine, business, writing, one of the branches of STEM, etcetera.

Our current educational system is dysfunctional in that it prolongs babyhood.

Catholics would have to begin to create their own system and reject the current. This is the one area where the vexatious pope could have contributed his time and means.

Why vexatious? Because he has made 16 accusations against me. Search my blog for the entry, and I have proof, but I will make it easy and reduce the 16 to two: rigid and sick.

At 12:07 is a most beautiful tenor voice. His first words are super exordium, beginning exhortation. Every tenor strives to hit the high notes. See YouTube for the list of singing groups, which include children.

Flaran Abbey was lost to the French Revolution.