Liberal Arts for real life
…providing adults foundational training from a robustly Christian perspective so they can lead and train the younger generation and shape culture to the glory of God.
Be equipped to lead, train, and shape culture…
Wolf’s Head House seeks to provide adults with foundational training in the liberal arts from a robustly Christian perspective, equipping them to lead and train the younger generation, shaping culture to the glory of God.
We believe there is a need for parents and other adults like ourselves to get a robust Christian education in the liberal arts. We believe education is not about acquiring a piece of paper but about learning wisdom and discernment. We desire to see Niagara, Ontario, and Canada in submission to Christ– people with families and churches who know God and His standard and love Him and His Word.
Courses Available
Wolf’s Head House desires to provide Christian adults of all ages and educational backgrounds with the opportunities to review, discuss, and carefully consider the historic ideas, movements, events, and assumptions that have shaped Western civilization.
These courses are just the beginning of an alternative to the mainstream Canadian post-secondary system for young adults.
Latin I
The study of Latin has long been an essential component of a robust education. Its highly regular grammar system makes it the easiest classical language to master, while at the same time improving the student’s logical thinking skills and mastery of English grammar and vocabulary. From lesson one, we will memorize vocab, work through grammar concepts, translate, and read engaging stories in Latin.
Introduction to Worldview
The concept of worldview is fundamental to our identity as humans and as Christians. It influences all of our decisions and values, translates them into real-world actions, and sets the trajectory for patterns of behaviour. This course introduces students to the concept of worldview, explores the historical development of worldview in Western civilization, and considers the meaning and application of a reformed, Christian worldview to key elements of culture, including science, art, education, and human identity.
Logic I
Logic is the science and art of reasoning well. We reason as we draw conclusions from other information by means of logical arguments.
This course will help you learn how to define terms and how to relate terms to other terms, understand and use statements in arguments, analyze the arguments of others, and construct your own conclusions. You will finish this course more confident in your ability to think and reason clearly and be a more effective communicator in the real world!