Charlotte Mason didn't give a to-do list for educating children, she gave principles to guide the way.
These principles show us the big picture of the Charlotte Mason method: what a child is, how the mind works, what tools we can use, and where we are trying to go. Reading the principles as a long list, however, can be overwhelming and confusing. Educating Persons takes each principle, one by one, and points you to both their meanings as well as how they all fit together.
In this short book, you'll find: • A principle-by-principle discussion of Charlotte Mason's foundational ideas • Recommendations for further study from Charlotte Mason and modern writers • Real-life examples and encouragement for your education journey
Whether you are first exploring the Charlotte Mason philosophy, or have been applying for a while, deepen your understanding and refresh your perspective as you bring her ideas to life.
