Welcome to the Charlotte Mason Blog Carnival!
As always there are a variety of wonderful posts to peruse this time around. Grab a cuppa something and enjoy right now, or bookmark and come back for more inspiration throughout the week :)
Quotes are taken from this excellent PR Article: P.N.E.U. Principles As Illustrated by Teaching
"In every undertaking it is well to have an ideal end, and a scientific means for realizing that ideal."
Nancy presents: Picture Study at Church
Gina presents: Choosing Method over System
Tricia Hodges presents: Dogwood Nature Study and Chalk Pastel Sketches
Delightful Education presents: Teaching Reading, part one and part two.
"Good apparatus, clean school books, and perfect order are simply essential. Our last and greatest materials for "mind-building" are "ideas."
Catherine presents: Learning Foreign Language, part one and part two.
Alesha presents: Foreign Language
Penny presents: Florida History without a Textbook
"We believe in an "open-door policy" for our children; the larger and nobler an idea, the more fit are the children to receive it, for their hearts and minds are like a great open porch, not yet bricked up by prejudices."
The Tiger Chronicle presents: He's Still Alive
Angie presents: Poetry Surprise
Jimmie's Collage presents: Writing Formulas
"We therefore adopt a time-table calculated to give ideas and experiences in as many branches of our relationships as possible."
Barb presents: Nature Study, Living Science and Beyond
Shirley Ann presents: Intro to CM's 20 Principles
amy in peru presents: 20 Principles: {intro to an overview}
"No lesson is valuable which does not promote self-activity by making the child think, exercising its powers of narration or reproduction, or laying the ground-work for some future mental habit, making the idea given a well-spring of activity."
"No, it is the child who has to become accustomed to an idea, or led to discover a fact with as little of the teacher as a middleman, and as much "direct trading" as possible."::
Upcoming carnival: @ Delightful Education on 5/15
Topic for discussion (optional): Education is a Life!
For further reading:
* Volume 3, School Education, pgs 152–156
* Volume 6, A Philosophy of Education, pgs 104–111.
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8 comments:
Wow - love those photographs, Amy! Thanks for putting this carnival together! So happy to hear that life has settled down a bit for you all!
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Thanks, Amy. Doing my best to promote!
Love the images in the carnival Amy! Excellent job on pulling this one together. Thank you so much for your hard work. :)
thanks, barb! i love the images in YOUR post!! that spider! ;)
Thanks You. I always enjoy popping in here and looking at the carnival entries. I learn a good bit and it is encouraging.
Thank you, Amy, for all of your hard work in putting this together. And thanks, too, to all of the contributors!
Your images and the quotes are lovely! Gorgeous. And to end with the sunset.
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