December 28, 2020
Read this delightful fable on education by G. K. Chesterton from the Parents' Review.
September 3, 2020
[From her introduction to the curated collection of Parents’ Review articles on the left*] Prepare to be delighted by the Parents’ Review articles that focus on […]
April 13, 2018
Perhaps the main part of a child’s education should be concerned with the great human relationships. Vol. 3, p. 234 . . . a subject […]
January 20, 2018
In Shakespeare’s Hamlet Prince Hamlet has the idea of putting on a play that he hopes will cause a reaction in his uncle Claudius. The play […]
January 6, 2018
What, you egg? Young fry of treachery! (Act 4, Scene 2) This line was chosen by most of my students to copy. We busted […]
December 3, 2017
There is a book that is near and dear to my family’s heart. This book introduced us to a whole new world at the beginning of […]
December 5, 2015
In June of this year my daughter Elsa and I presented a session entitled “Tolstoy, Hardy, & Austen: Direction for Courting & Marriage in the 21st […]
September 12, 2015
You know you are a Charlotte Mason educator if your bookshelves are overflowing and spilling onto your floor, into baskets, and every other corner of your […]
August 1, 2015
This week in Part II of her blog post on living books, Therese Racklyeft discusses further the topic of living books as well as offering some […]
