Educational Philosophy, Home Education
Preventing Homeschool Burnout: Mix it Up
[I]f the lessons be judiciously alternated — sums first, say, while the brain is quite fresh; then writing, or reading — some more or less mechanical exercise, by way of a rest; and so on, the program varying a little from day to day, but the same principle throughout — a ‘thinking’ lesson first and a ‘painstaking’ lesson to follow, — the child gets through his morning lessons without any sign of weariness. Charlotte Mason, Home Education We call it Continue Reading…
February 11, 2015
