Old Books, New Books, Living Books
You are ready to begin your Charlotte Mason Home School journey and there’s so much to learn! One of the big ideas to stump many people is living books. Are all living books old? Are all old books living books? How can I tell a living book from one that is not a living book.…
Keep readingBeginning Narration Challenges
Narration is a complicated skill, requiring memory, organization, prioritizing, and many more skills. Doing oral narration takes away the stress of having to do the physical writing from a young child, so they can concentrate on composing their thoughts into a coherent message and is an important precursor to more advanced writing and composition in…
Keep readingHome school Moms, It’s Time to Kick Your Inferiority Complex
Great article by Annie Holmquist, home education graduate and education researcher, about how home ed parents are doing better than they think they are, on the Epoch Times
Keep readingEducational Philosophy, Educational Methods, Curriculum Choices, and Finding a Path for Your Family Amid All the Options.
If you are new to home schooling, or even if you’ve been doing this for a while, understanding the language used around home schooling choices can be pretty confusing. Today we are going to untangle some of these ideas and see how they fit together, so you can have the type of home education experience…
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