Episode 94: Special Studies
Nature study is one big, beautiful part of a Charlotte Mason education. This podcast explores what is meant by "special studies," and where it fits into the entire scheme of…
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Episode 93: Listener Q&A #19
The application of Charlotte Mason's principles and practices raises many questions for the teacher. This Q&A installment addresses how to answer friends who ask what Mason is all about, ADE's…
Episode 91: When Mothers Get Weary: Running the Race Well
This podcast faces the reality: a Charlotte Mason education is rewarding--but enormous! It is normal to become weary, worried, and woeful at times about the immense and multitudinous…
Episode 90: Reading Charlotte Mason: An Interview with Morgan Conner
This podcast episode explores Charlotte Mason's Home Education series, the six volumes written to thoroughly explain her educational principles and practices. Join Emily Kiser in an interview with Morgan Conner as…
Episode 89: Mothers’ Continuing Education
When we embark on the homeschool journey, many of us feel inadequate to teach because of our own lack of education. Once we start, however, our enthusiasm for…
Episode 88: Forms IV-VI Recap
What kind of feast did Charlotte Mason spread for the oldest students? The high school years often cause anxiety in the homeschool teacher, but with the slow and…
Episode 87: Form III Recap
Charlotte Mason carefully laid the foundation for the upper years in the lower forms. What are the differences in subjects and practices once students enter the middle form and are…
Episode 86: Form IIA Recap
Charlotte Mason had definite ideas for why the children should learn, as well as what was to be learned at every stage of school education. This episode provides an overview…
Episode 85: Form IIB Recap
Charlotte Mason's students moved to a new "form" at age 9 or 10. What makes Form II different from Form I in the subject content and skills? This…