June 9, 2013
The earlier blog posts on narration reviewed the work of teachers who were involved in PNEU schools. These I hope have “warmed your imagination” a bit […]
May 26, 2013
It might be helpful to you to reread last week’s blog post before reading this post. It will bring back to mind what Eleanor Frost says […]
May 19, 2013
This week for the blog post I would like for everyone to read a short portion of an article from the 1915 Parents’ Review, “Impressions of […]
January 27, 2013
“You cannot learn to love art, unless you first love what art mirrors.” – John Ruskin The paintings of local artist David Strom are a familiar […]
December 29, 2012
Photo from Wikipedia I have always loved music. Some of my earliest memories involve listening to my mother play the piano. I started taking piano lessons […]
November 5, 2012
The importance of reading is widely acknowledged. It increases vocabulary and oral language skills. It builds background knowledge that can help give context to new information. […]
July 22, 2012
A few years ago when I was preparing a presentation for a Charlotte Mason conference, I surveyed the covers of books about Charlotte Mason. Most of […]
February 19, 2012
Although I grew up Episcopalian, I spent most of my adult years attending independent and non-denominational churches. My return to the Anglican church in 2007 was […]
October 9, 2011
The perspective of two graduated Ambleside Online students, happily engaged, both currently studying abroad in Europe. (All page numbers refer to A Philosophy of Education.) The […]
