by Michelle | Charlotte Mason Ideas, Education Theory
Why Pretty AI Worksheets Don’t Beat a Knowledge-Rich Curriculum Open any homeschool Facebook group or scroll Pinterest for five minutes and you’ll see them: gorgeous, colour-coded infographic AI worksheets. They are everywhere! Neat little boxes of facts...
by Beth Frankish | Charlotte Mason Ideas, Education Theory
Knowledge Rich Curriculum – It’s not about what you know? Right? During the bad flooding in northern NSW last year, I remember a conversation I had with my grandmother. My grandparents were living with us at the time and watching the news was a daily ritual. My...
by Michelle | Book Reviews, Charlotte Mason Ideas, Encouragements
Reflections on Modern Miss Mason by Leah Boden I’ve just finished reading Leah Boden’s new book, Modern Miss Mason. In it, Leah as she shares what living the Charlotte Mason way can look like. You won’t find schedules or subject guides here. You will find inspiration...
by Michelle | Charlotte Mason Ideas, Education Theory, Featured Posts Charlotte Mason, How To Teach, Social Studies: History, Geography & Civics
International Home Schooling At My Homeschool we cater for families looking for an international schooling options. For many parents, choosing the best educational options for their children is one of the most important decisions they will make as a family. Selecting...
by Guest | Charlotte Mason Ideas, Education Theory, FAQ, Featured Posts Charlotte Mason
Charlotte Mason Principles – Secular or Christian By Michelle and Jo Charlotte Mason Principles include a focus on the knowledge of God but can you apply the Charlotte Mason method in a secular way? We often get enquiries from parents asking, “are Charlotte...
by Michelle | Charlotte Mason Ideas, Homeschool Organization
How To Make Your Charlotte Mason Schedule Work. For a long time preparing a workable Charlotte Mason schedule eluded me. I really wanted to keep things simple and those complicated block timetable, schedule cards and teacher planning tools stressed me out. I needed...