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Back to SearchEpisode 46: Reading
This week's Charlotte Mason podcast focuses on the all-important task of teaching our children to read. No other subject holds such promise and so…
9 years, 10 months ago
Episode 45: Listener Q&A #8
This week's podcast episode on the Charlotte Mason method of education--the delectable education--is a question and answer session. Listen to thi…
9 years, 10 months ago
Episode 44: Language Acquisition
This week's Charlotte Mason podcast focuses on language. Mason's method was based on a child's nature, and this is most apparent in observing how…
9 years, 11 months ago
Episode 43: Listener Q&A #7
This week's Charlotte Mason podcast is another Q&A session with Emily, Nicole, and Liz. It is inevitable, as we implement the feast, that question…
10 years ago
Episode 42: Interview with John Muir Laws, Part II
Charlotte Mason knew nature study is critical to the good life and fundamental to education. This week's podcast is the second interview with con…
10 years ago
Episode 41: Interview with John Muir Laws
This Charlotte Mason podcast episode is an interview with John Muir Laws (Jack), inspiring naturalist and scientist. Join Nicole to hear how expe…
10 years ago
Episode 40: Listener Q & A #6
This week's Charlotte Mason podcast addresses listener questions. Nicole, Emily, and Liz combine their wisdom and experience to address some very…
10 years, 1 month ago
Episode 39: Interview with Jeannette Tulis
The Charlotte Mason method applies to many teaching situations beyond traditional classrooms and the homeschool. This week's podcast is an interv…
10 years, 1 month ago
Episode 38: Shakespeare
In this week's podcast, we discuss why Shakespeare was always included in Charlotte Mason's curriculum. What is the value of Shakespeare as part o…
10 years, 1 month ago
Episode 37: Poetry, An Interview with Bonnie Buckingham
Poetry was a deep love of Charlotte Mason's, and this week's podcast explores that wonder and delight as it can unfold in your school day and life…
10 years, 1 month ago