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 […]
August 17, 2018
As I sit on the beach of a nearby lake on a sunny summer’s day, I watch my nine-year-old daughter wandering the shore and stopping to […]
August 11, 2018
No more second guessing – I’m keeping my eyes on the path. Mountain bike racing was my thing in my teen years. I loved navigating gnarly […]
July 26, 2018
“[W]e perceive that the great work of education is to inspire children with vitalising ideas as to every relation of life, every department of knowledge, every […]
June 27, 2018
Driving down route 17 with the sun beating down at a balmy 75 degrees, I traveled in my not-so-new car with my husband and two kids, […]
May 28, 2018
We are responsible to steward what we have been given, and I include in that stewardship our neurochemistry. Approximately ten percent of us have neurochemistry […]
