20 principles that are the basis of the Charlotte Mason homeschooling method.
Educator Charlotte Mason wrote and taught in the 1880s, and yet her educational methods are extremely practical today, especially for homeschooling families who would like to raise self-learners.
These 20 principles are the underlying foundation for a solid beginning to creating lifelong learners.
Morning basket ideas: How it fits in with CM Principle 12 Here are two ideas: “Morning Basket time” and “Education is the science of relations.”Read More »Ideas to Uplift your Relations with Morning Basket Time
Education is an Atmosphere, a Discipline, & a Life One of the most loved Charlotte Mason (CM) quotes among homeschoolers is “Education is an Atmosphere,Read More »Principle 5: Education is an Atmosphere, a Discipline, & a Life: AKA 3 Instruments of Education
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Children are Born Persons Charlotte Mason begins with the principle that children are born persons. In Chapter 2 of Book 1 of Volume 6: TowardsRead More »Charlotte Mason Principle #1: Children are Born Persons
Charlotte Mason Principle 3 And so we continue in our study of Charlotte Mason’s 20 Principles: this post looks at Principle 3, Authority & DocilityRead More »Charlotte Mason Principle 3: Authority & Teachability
Charlotte Mason’s 20 Principles of Education I’m about to do a series on Charlotte Mason (CM) Principles. This article will simply list the 20 principlesRead More »Charlotte Mason Principles