The weather was great, the prairie wasn’t windy and things pretty much ran smoothly for our Living Education Retreat last…
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A Quote and a Few Carnivals
I haven’t had much time to post this week as the preparations for the Living Education Retreat have taken over…
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Fall Planning
Have you started planning for the upcoming school year? While it might be hard to think about it while enjoying…
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The Magic Meadow
Our family has built up our home library over the course of about 15 years, learning about what’s good and…
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CITIZENSHIP Part III: The Inspiration Angle
Turns out that teaching citizenship using Mason’s methods can be a tall order. We see that it is inextricably linked…
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High Schoolers as Persons
My friend Sandy and I have been having a discussion about high school students. Her oldest is just entering this…
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CITIZENSHIP Part II: Secret Resolves and Dreamy Eyes
In my first post on citizenship, I took a brief look at Mason’s rationale for teaching citizenship in the form…
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“You’re a Regular Marco Polo!”
My friend Sally is gathering books for her homeschool this fall and she asked me if I had anything…
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CITIZENSHIP Part I: Claiming Magnanimity
Citizenship. What is it, exactly? When Linda Johnson asked me what Mason used for the subject of citizenship at a…
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Classical? Constructivist? Core Knowledge? or Confused?
About three years ago, my family was talking about the classical education model and the three stages of the trivium…
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Teens at the Conference
LittleJack has posted an entry over at his blog, A Dim Atavism, on the teen track at the CLUSA (ChildLight…
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ChildLight USA Conference
This past week, LittleJack, Porfiry and I spent five days in Boiling Springs, NC at the Charlotte Mason Education Conference…
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