Episode 354: Geography Part 6, Forms 5-6
What is the cumulative effect of a full Geography education? We're discussing Charlotte Mason's goals and expectations for students in Forms 5-6, what we call high school or grades 10-12,…
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What is the cumulative effect of a full Geography education? We're discussing Charlotte Mason's goals and expectations for students in Forms 5-6, what we call high school or grades 10-12,…
Beyond the books, what are some tools that are useful in putting history into living color for a child? At what age should we begin to use a…
When we are clear in the direction we are headed in our children's history studies, know the time period and the order and the streams to cover, what…
Merry Christmas! As we celebrate the coming of our Savior, Jesus Christ, we took a break from discussing history to bring you a special episode. Art Middlekauff shares…
In Mason's day, the subject of history was covered differently from our common approaches to that subject today. How do the records show she managed the study of…
The subject of history brings groans to some and yawns to others, but Mason considered it the pivotal subject in her curriculum. Listen in as these moms discuss…
If you desire to use living books in your children's education, but are not confident of your ability to discern which books are "living" and which are not,…
Living books are the heart of a Mason education. Education is a life, and living books are the food the mind requires for its nourishment. Liz, Emily, and…
One thing leads to another, it is said, but the powerful interrelation of knowledge and experience Mason identified is the process we must recognize and capitalize on in…
If education is not information, what is it? How do we as teachers feed the whole person's natural desire to know? Emily, Nicole, and Liz discuss the tools…