Kenneth 'Difff' Crowther

(General Committee Member)

Kenneth 'Difff' Crowther is a consultant working in education and operational strategy. He worked in secondary education for thirteen years, teaching Literature, Philosophy and Media, and holding positions including Head of Secondary and Head of Liberal Arts Implementation. He now splits his time between working with schools focussed on classical liberal education, and being the Head of Operations at Why Bravo, a technology start-up company. He holds two masters degrees and is currently a PhD student with a research interest in Early Modern literature and culture. He lives on a small off-grid farm with his wife and four young daughters. In whatever time he has left he hosts three podcasts: Educating Humans, about classical education; The Pursuit of Love, a business, psychology and philosophy podcast with the founders of Why Bravo; and Chiron, a podcast about the history of ideas and how they’ve shaped our world today.

ACES President Kon Bouzikos
Difff interviews ACES President Kon Bouzikos (Educating Humans Podcast)
In this bonus episode, Difff interviews Kon Bouzikos, the President of The Australian Classical Education Society. Kon speaks about his passion for Classical Education, and the mission of the ACES.

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St John's College Information Evening
The Ramsay Centre is hosting an evening to find out more about St John’s with Associate Professor Andrew Poe. He will deliver a lecture on “Thinking and Unthinking Political Necessity: A Democratic Reading of Book 2 of Plato’s Republic" and share his experience of the Great Books education he received at St John’s College. The talk will be followed by light refreshments and conversation.


ABC Radio National 'Big Ideas': We need wisdom for good education and learning
Dr Paul Morrissey discussed why the utilitarian approach in the Australian education system was not enough - a lecture given at our April 'Classical Renewal' conference.

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