I have for you today the audio of my conversazione from the 2018 Living Education Retreat! It concerns courage, a virtue that Charlotte has helped me to understand in a whole new light. Below is the print of St. George and the Dragon which we do a picture study with during the talk. I pray that each of you would…
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A Programme for Plutarch
Charlotte Mason (1989b) derides “nice little history books for children” that are mere outlines or childish retellings (p. 278). The formidable Plutarch’s Lives definitely does not fit into that category. This staple of Citizenship has been of particular interest to me and hearing others’ personal stories and experiences has been a delight! I want to share with you some of these…
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The Cloud of Witness for Children!
Prayer is the key to open the day, and the bolt to shut in the night.” – Jeremy Taylor (from the title page) At the 2018 Living Education retreat last weekend, I shared about a new publishing project that met a very enthusiastic response! The story was told during my talk on Parentcraft: Courage Edition and here’s how it went….
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STEM Education and the Charlotte Mason Method
After speaking to a group, I am often asked to address the question of how STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education fits with the Charlotte Mason philosophy. What follows are the main points of my response. Maybe my observations will help you discuss with others how a CM education can be a great approach for those wanting to enter…
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A Commonplace from Ancient Days – A Guest Post
Dear Readers, I have something for your heart, mind and soul today. Angela Reed is a CM mother who I have watched pursue this life with such earnestness, passion, and genuineness – you can’t help but be drawn to her! She is an active collaborator @charlottemasonirl and also posts @athena_amidstthereeds on Instagram. She did the deep work of tracking down…
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
London is not to be loved at first sight. You must get to know her. The more of her history you know, of course, the more fascinating she becomes. -O.S.C., Parents’ Review No. 44, 1933 This was my second short visit to London and it’s true – the more you know about her, the more wonderful the visit seems. I…
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Lectiones for Inspection – A Guest Post
In this post, Art Middelekauff of Charlotte Mason Poetry continues to share with us his detective work regarding the Lectiones (a list of Bible passages to read for each day) recommended by Charlotte Mason for her students’ personal devotion time. I find this research to be so exciting as well as confirming that Charlotte truly did believe that the Knowledge…
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Newsy Things and England 2018
Our trip to England is over and we are home. I learned and experienced so much in those 10 days. Now on to concerts, banquets, graduations, and a wedding. I have a few newsy things to let all of you know about first. And then soon I hope to share some very cool stories from our visit to England which…
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The Millet House
Our trip to England and the Lake District was magical and I have many stories to tell. But that will take some time as I get over my jet lag and try to return to life back at home. So one of the things that we did at the English Lake District Retreat was visit and learn about the different…
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