Constitution 101: "The Meaning and History of the Constitution"

I've just listened to the fourth week of this course and I'm finding it all so informative and utterly fascinating. If you all are anything like I was in school you were left with a few factual dates and tidbits about the Constitution but nothing in depth as to the goals reasons and issues the founders struggled with in establishing such a tremendous document.

This country is currently faced with forces wanting to chart a course direction that fundamentally alters what was originally debated and started. It all just seems so prudent to me that if a country wants to change course they should first fully see and understand what they will be changing from as they choose a new course. I think our public education system has completely failed in this area and I also think those that want this course change would prefer that we didn't have a greater understanding on "The Meaning and History of the Constitution".

This is a free course offered by Hillsdale College at Constitution 101: The Meaning and History of the U.S. Constitution - Hillsdale College and by signing up you will have access to other supporting study material that won't be available on You Tube where these lectures can also be seen. For example the fourth lecture titled "The Separation of Powers: Preventing Tyranny" here Constitution 101 - "Separation of Powers: Preventing Tyranny" - YouTube.

I would certainly enjoy seeing comments and arguments from those of the progressive utopian bent offer their critiques on why they think their course is preferable over the course charted by our founders.

Thanks for the heads-up. I'll check it out.

I have heard of this and plan to check it out. Anything Hillsdale puts out should be great.