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Livro I Autoconhecimento Por Charlotte M. Mason ‘Eu sou, eu posso, eu devo, eu vou’ Tradução baseada na edição de 1924 com o nome original de ‘Ourselves’. Nenhuma adição foi feita ao texto original, exceto pelos números das página originais incorporados no texto. A tradução é copyright © Tina Schallhorn. É permitido o uso pessoal …
Liberdade vs Várias Formas de Tirania Por Charlotte Mason Tradução do “Children Are Born Persons” para o português. Publicado pela primeira vez em The Parents’ Review, volume 22, junho de 1911 (pg. 419-437). “O mistério de uma pessoa, de fato, é sempre sublime para aquele que tem um sensouh para o divino”. – Carlyle. “Nós …
The first definition that Webster gives for pure is “unmixed with any other matter.” Several secondary definitions are like it: “being thus and no other”; “containing nothing that does not properly belong.” A word that means the opposite of pure in this sense would be hybrid: “something heterogeneous in origin or composition” (Merriam-Webster, 2003). What happens when we apply these …
©2017 Morgan Conner As a co-hostess of Charlotte Mason Soirée, a large Facebook group dedicated to Charlotte Mason’s principles and methods, I noticed a recurring question: “Which of Miss Mason’s volumes should I read first?” The replies to that simple question revealed two distinct opinions in the Charlotte Mason community: some say to begin with …
Por Art Middlekauff Tradução do “Charlotte Mason’s First Principle” para o português por Arielle Pedrosa ©2018. “A ‘Criança é uma pessoa’ será o ponto crucial da nossa Cruzada” (Mason, 1904, p. 10) O primeiro princípio do resumo de vinte pontos feito por Charlotte Mason é simplesmente: As crianças nascem pessoas. (Mason, 1989f, p. xxix) Composto de …
Not so very long ago, I was in the car with my six-year old when he asked, “Did God make that truck?” “Nope. But God made the people who made the truck.” He studied my face. “Okay.” Then he resumed staring out the window. Several weeks later, I thought of that exchange, and I saw …
Editor’s Note: In her final volume, Towards a Philosophy of Education, Charlotte Mason summarized the nature work assigned to children of Form II: They are expected to do a great deal of out-of-door work in which they are assisted by The Changing Year, admirable month by month studies of what is to be seen out-of-doors. …
Editor’s Note: Last week we shared Dr. R. Bryce Gibson’s February 1915 article “Education and Personality.” Gibson was a professor in Melbourne, Australia who was intrigued by Charlotte Mason’s reflections on the philosophy of Rudolf Eucken. He prepared an address for the Victorian Branch of the PNEU which was later published in The Parents’ Review in …
by Art Middlekauff (Adapted from emails to the cmseries Yahoo group 2007–2010. Some references to persons and posts have been removed.) Prologue Volume 3 : School Education Preface : The 18 Points Chapter 13 : Some Unconsidered Aspects of Religious Training Chapter 14 : A Master Thought Chapter 15 : School Books Chapter 16 : …