Charlotte Mason, one of the greatest educators ever, had this to say about learning about science through time spent out of doors when very young: it is not necessary that the child should be told anything about disintegration or dicotyledon, only that he should observe the wood and pith in the hazel twig, the pleasant […]
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Everybody needs to know about this T-shirt – congratulations to Wes Callihan and Schola for ten brilliant years!
This from a fascinating blog on classical education as it is defined since Dorothy Sayers and how Charlotte Mason understood it. So who’s really classical? It is fascinating to me how we bandy about words like ‘classical,’ ‘education,’ liberal arts,’ and more, tossing them lightly into the air, taking them for granted, when if we
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