Any Takers? Exploring The Classic Learning Test (ft. Jeremy Tate)
October 27, 2025
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as posted by the channelThis week on Moment of Truth, Nick sits down with Jeremy Tate, founder and CEO of the Classic Learning Test (CLT). Jeremy makes the case that standardized tests form what schools teach, and what schools teach form the next generation. The U.S.’s students deserve better than the SAT and ACT. They need a test that encourages teachers to connect them with the classical learning traditions.
Join Nick and Jeremy as they dive into the flaws of standardized testing, the pitfalls of Common Core, and the CLT’s mission to restore a classical, Western-focused education. Tate also explores the decline in college enrollment, the value of self-education, and the need for credentials rooted in virtue and wisdom.
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