Here’s an example of the way I’d approach teaching grammar to a year 4 student in a Charlotte Mason education. By now, they have several years of reading thousands of pages of well written literature, and using copywork to practice writing well written sentences under their belts. Many of these things they will probably have […]
He that avoideth not small faults, by little and little falleth into greater. Thomas a Kempis Stand by your conscience, your honor, your faith. Stand like a hero and battle till death. Wilson He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty; and he that ruleth his spirit than he that taketh a […]
From time to time I save things as drafts in the blog, things I’ve come across hither or thither and mean to come back to them. Sometimes I come back and dust them off a bit and post them. Other times I read through them again and delete because I am not longer interested in […]
It is my personal, but very strong opinion (I see no point in writing at length about a weak opinion) that a Charlotte Mason education is for everybody. From what I can tell, most people who think otherwise have a different understanding of what a CM education is than I do. Mason’s education approach is […]
Education is the Science of relations, says Miss Mason. The world is full of these relations, connections, intersections, cross-pollination, and Great Recognitions. Both remarkable discoveries which benefit mankind and personal epiphanies which primarily refresh the mind and spirit of a single individual have been the result of happy accidents of such relations. A scientist ponders […]
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