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“People who live in the country know the value o “People who live in the country know the value of fresh air very well, and their children live out of doors, with intervals within for sleeping and eating. ... every hour spent in the open is a clear gain, tending to the increase of brain power and bodily vigour, and to the lengthening of life itself. They who know what it is to have fevered skin and throbbing brain deliciously soothed by the cool touch of the air are inclined to make a new rule of life, ‘Never be within doors when you can rightly be without.’” (Vol. 1 p. 42) @tessakeath
“I am, I can, I ought, I will.” It is one of “I am, I can, I ought, I will.” It is one of those sentences that will always be associated with the Charlotte Mason method. It was the motto of her Parents’ Union School. It was the children’s motto. In 1923, dozens of educators, thinkers, and persons wrote essays reflecting on Mason’s life and work. The occasion was to celebrate her life in the year of her death. The collection was published with the title “In Memoriam.” It remains a cherished volume for students of Charlotte Mason to this day. Ellen Parish’s essay tackled perhaps the most difficult question of all: what was “the source of Miss Mason’s teaching”? Where did she get all these beautiful, life-giving ideas? In her essay Parish came to the motto. “I am, I can, I ought, I will.” Four clauses. And Parish offered the source for each one. Each one linked to a poem, a poem penned by Miss Mason, a poem inspired by the Gospel of Christ. For “I will,” Parish chose the poem “Willing and Knowing.” That is the poem we share today. Read or hear it at the profile link, and discover the source of Mason’s teaching, and the source of abundant life. @artmiddlekauff . . . . . . . . . #saviouroftheworld #scripturestudy #charlottemasonpodcast #charlottemason #iamicanioughtiwill #advent 🖼️: Français 916, 1474
Would you like to learn more about Charlotte Mason Would you like to learn more about Charlotte Mason’s approach to math? Join Sonya Shafer and me as we sit down for a discussion on Getting Started with CM Math. Tap the profile link to read, watch, or listen. 📷: @aolander @rbaburina . . . . . #livingmath #mathvideo #homeschoolmath #charlottemasonmath #livingteachingofmath #cmmaths #charlottemasonmaths #simplycharlottemason #livingmaths #charlottemasonelementaryarithmetic #charlottemasonpoetry #homeschoolmaths #mathinstruction #guidedlearning #beautyofmath
The beginning of winter always seems to hit a bit The beginning of winter always seems to hit a bit harshly. It tends to come as a shock. (It shouldn’t!) But once we experience some snow-wanderings, we remember that winter brings us unparalleled beauty and we start to love it all over again. How about you? @antonella.f.greco . . . . . . . . . #bloomwhereyoureplanted #1000hoursoutside #charlottemasonliving #getoutsideandplay
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