Finding Freedom in Charlotte Mason with Amber O’Neal Johnston When parents and teachers rely on intuition, reflective practice, and common sense to revise their application of Mason’s principles based on the family or child at hand, they often walk away feeling as though these “departures” are separating them from the more legitimate world of CM […]
Why Charlotte Mason Was Right About Nature Study with Cindy West After putting nature study to the test in her own homeschool for the last 20 years, Cindy has clearly seen that Charlotte Mason was absolutely right about its importance. Nature study IS science…and so much more. Learn why it’s so important and get plenty […]
Can Modern, Multicultural Books be LIVING too? with Erika Alicea In a world where classic literature is the Holy Grail, where do modern, multicultural books fit in? For those of you who wonder if modern, diverse literature can be added to your Living Books List, we’ll dive into Miss Mason’s guidelines for quality literature and […]
Giving Yourself The Grace to Ease up a Bit: Your Children ARE Learning with Cherelle German Homeschooling is a rewarding experience, but in a world where there are so many amazing curriculums and subjects we want to teach our children, homeschooling can also become overwhelming when we try to cram too much in. As a […]
Creativity is an Atmosphere: Building an environment in Which Your Children’s Creativity Can Flourish with Alisha & Olivia Gratehouse Alisha, and her daughter, Olivia, will share two different perspectives (a veteran homeschool mother and a homeschool graduate) on how to build an atmosphere in your home that encourages and inspires creativity that will continue to […]
Mothering by the Book with Jennifer Pepito In this session, Jennifer will share ten lessons for overcoming fear taken from the books she read aloud to her children. Fear can rob the joy from our homeschool journey, but we can overcome by looking at noble characters in literature and applying the truth we learn from […]
Co-learning: the Parent as Guide and Friend with Art Middlekauff Essex Cholmondeley, Charlotte Mason’s biographer, and friend, once wrote, “Teaching is not a technique exercised by the skilled on behalf of the unskilled. It is a sharing of the effort to know, using all that is best in the world of books, of music, of […]
The Family That Stays Together with Steve Demme God created marriage and the family. Home education is a lifestyle of learning where parents and children do life together. Working, eating, reading books aloud, watching movies, all contribute to creating the unique chemistry of family. ** This free event is only accessible on the Charlotte Mason Inspired […]
Transform Your Thoughts, Transform Your Homeschool with Julie H. Ross Charlotte Mason wrote in Parents and Children, “Take care of your thoughts and the rest will take care of itself. Let a thought in, and it will stay, will come again tomorrow, and the next day, will make a place for itself in your brain, […]
Living Math: Teaching Off the Page in the Charlotte Mason Style with Kathryn Gomes Math is often taught in isolation, disconnected from the world and the daily experiences of our kids. But math is meant to be taught in context, connected topic by topic to real-life problems and scenarios. Many of us know this, but […]
From Copywork to Composition: Learning Writing by Imitation with Andrew Pudewa Come and contemplate the underestimated value of simple copywork, discover the power of text reconstruction, experience the delight of author imitation, and learn the surprising relationship between text analysis and creativity. ** This free event is only accessible on the Charlotte Mason Inspired Community.
Enculturation of a Generation with Erin Cox “Education is an Atmosphere” is a fundamental tenet of a Charlotte Mason education… but we must ask ourselves WHY? Often, we ask “how” we can accomplish this lofty goal, but in this talk, we will do a quick deep dive into WHY it matters. The “why” is often […]
