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Mathematics

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“Mathematics”. Released: 2017.

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Something people notice about a Charlotte Mason ed Something people notice about a Charlotte Mason education is that the books are not written down to the “child’s level.” Parents find themselves enjoying the books they read to their children. Children of ten read Shakespeare. The poems that move our young ones move us. We enjoy the same art and listen to the same music. What fewer people notice is that there is another side to this aspect of a Charlotte Mason education. Because the banquet is not brought down to the child level, it remains nourishing for life. Picture study is meaningful for a six-year-old, and picture study continues to yield meaning for a sixteen-year-old. We all know that a Charlotte Mason education begins outdoors. The mother secures “a quiet growing time” when the littlest child receives the tenderest education from nature itself. What not everyone knows is that a Charlotte Mason education continues outdoors for life. The father secures “a quiet growing time” for his son who has become a man. A walk in the woods away from screens and stress, deadlines and studies, pressure and work, and together we receive tender care from the birds, the woods, and the leaves. @artmiddlekauff . . . . . . . . . #livingeducation #livingbooks #naturewalks #fathersandsons #homeschooldad #charlottemasonpoetry #charlottemasoneducation #philosophyofeducation #quietgrowingtime #eyesandnoeyes #outdoorlife #spreadingthefeast #charlottemasonmethod
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Charlotte Mason begins her philosophy of education Charlotte Mason begins her philosophy of education with an understanding of the nature of the child. And she draws this understanding from the words of Christ. She alludes to Matthew 18:3, and insists that the utterance “Except ye become as little children ye shall in no case enter the kingdom of heaven” is more a statement about children than about “the grown-up people” who have to become like them. Rev. Francis Lewis was a devoted friend to Miss Mason and he preached at her church, St. Mary’s in Ambleside. When he took the text of Matthew 18:3 for a sermon, I was very interested to read what he said. How would he explore this saying of Christ that was so important to his friend? Lewis’s beautiful sermon was printed in the 1924 Parents’ Review. His reflections on the heart of child teach us not only about children but also about Christ. And he invites us to consider the example of a wonderful saint who took Christ at His word. Read or hear it at the profile link. @artmiddlekauff
“There are few towns where country of some sort “There are few towns where country of some sort is not accessible, and every child should have the opportunity of watching, from week to week, the procession of the seasons.” (Vol. 3 p. 237) @tessakeath
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