Home Education Series Vol. III: School Education
'Home Education Series Vol. III: School Education' Summary
"Home Education Series Vol. III: School Education" by Charlotte Mason continues her exploration of educational philosophy and practice. This volume delves into the realm of formal schooling and the principles that guide effective education for children.
Charlotte Mason, a renowned educator of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, presents her innovative ideas on schooling in this book. She emphasizes the importance of a living education that nurtures the whole child—mind, body, and spirit. The book focuses on the practical aspects of school education, providing insights into curriculum, teaching methods, and the cultivation of good habits.
Mason advocates for a curriculum that offers a wide range of subjects, exposing children to the richness of knowledge and the diversity of ideas. She highlights the significance of engaging materials and the connection between education and the real world. In this volume, Mason also discusses the role of teachers and the need for their genuine understanding and respect for their students.
Through a balanced blend of academic rigor, character development, and the appreciation of beauty, "School Education" embodies Charlotte Mason's philosophy of education as a means of cultivating independent thinkers and responsible citizens. The book offers practical guidance and philosophical insights that continue to inspire educators and parents alike, promoting a holistic approach to education that aims to develop the whole person.
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Charlotte Mason
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Charlotte Mason (1 January 1842 – 16 January 1923) was an English educator and author. She is best known for her educational philosophy, which emphasizes the importance of living books, nature study,...
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