Π Poema Academy

Curriculum

Twenty year-long courses: the Foundation plus four pillars, four years each. Courses are self-paced. Take them à la carte, or complete all twenty for the Poema diploma.

Try a free sample: Euclid Book I, Units 1–3

Editable: course titles below are placeholders except Euclid. Update them in pages/curriculum.html (and the course table in Supabase).

Foundation

  1. Theology coming soon
  2. Worldview coming soon
  3. Philosophy coming soon
  4. Western Civilization coming soon

Pillar I: Mathematics

  1. Algebra coming soon
  2. Geometry coming soon
  3. Analytical Geometry coming soon
  4. Calculus coming soon

Pillar II: Science & Technology

  1. Nature coming soon
  2. Chemistry coming soon
  3. Physics coming soon
  4. AI coming soon

Pillar III: Biblical Entrepreneurship

  1. Finance coming soon
  2. Economy coming soon
  3. Investment coming soon
  4. Management coming soon

Pillar IV: Language Arts

  1. Latin coming soon
  2. Logic coming soon
  3. Literature coming soon
  4. Composition coming soon

Free sample course: Euclid's Elements, Book I

To show how Poema courses work, we offer a sample course from Euclid's Elements, which for over two thousand years has taught students how to reason: from a few definitions, postulates and common notions to forty-eight propositions, ending with the theorem of Pythagoras. Students read Euclid himself, in T. L. Heath's 1908 translation (public domain), and learn to construct and prove.

The course has 14 self-paced units. In each unit the student reads the text, works through it with the Mathematics tutor, and answers a short mastery check before the next unit opens. Units 1–3 are free for anyone to try, with no sign-in. Units 4–14 are for enrolled students.

Try Units 1–3 now

Units

  1. The Beginnings: Point, Line, Surface, Angle free sample
  2. Circles, Rectilineal Figures and Parallels free sample
  3. Postulates and Common Notions free sample
  4. First Constructions (I.1–3)
  5. Congruent Triangles and the Isosceles Triangle (I.4–8)
  6. Bisecting and Perpendiculars (I.9–12)
  7. Angles at a Point (I.13–15)
  8. The Exterior Angle and Triangle Inequalities (I.16–21)
  9. Constructing Triangles and Angles; Further Congruence (I.22–26)
  10. Parallel Lines (I.27–31)
  11. Angles of a Triangle and Parallelograms (I.32–34)
  12. Equal Areas: Parallelograms and Triangles (I.35–41)
  13. Application of Areas (I.42–46)
  14. The Theorem of Pythagoras and its Converse (I.47–48)

Units 4–14: the full course is for enrolled students.

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