October 19, 2019
There is so much to say about the topic of dualism. I started it thinking that I could cover it in two or three blog posts. […]
September 29, 2019
In last week’s blog post I gave an example of dualism that was evident in my church when I was growing up. In this blog post […]
September 23, 2019
Last week I started the blog post with an example of dualistic thought. That is, the idea that life can be separated into categories with one […]
September 14, 2019
I love sitting in our sunroom. It has glass windows on two sides. I can see the birds eat from the clear plastic bird feeder we […]
September 8, 2019
At the Charlotte Mason Institute we will continue our publication of Parents’ Review articles in what we are calling Curated Parents’ Review. These are available to […]
May 26, 2019
Mason and the Older Student Immersion by Kerri and Kathryn Forney at the 2019 CMI Eastern Conference
The question often comes to mind: What next? My children or students and I have been reading great books and narrating them orally—now what? We […]
May 7, 2019
Charlotte Mason famously wrote that “Education is the science of relations.” We usually discuss this idea in terms of children enjoying a broad curriculum of relationships […]
May 2, 2019
“Mathematics depend upon the teacher rather than upon the text-book and few subjects are worse taught; chiefly because teachers have seldom time to give the inspiring […]
April 19, 2019
“The eye brightens, the pulse quickens, the colour rises, the whole person becomes vitalised, capable, strenuous, no longer weighed down by this clog of flesh” (Volume 3, […]
