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Literature Discussions the Charlotte Mason Way
With upper level literature, students need to discuss genre, themes, plot, character, and more. How can we do this in a Charlotte Mason way?
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Category High School
Posts and articles about Charlotte Mason’s approach to teaching high school students.
Why Your Student Needs Science Labs
Here are the benefits your student will miss if you skip the science labs in upper level science courses.
How to Expand on Picture Study
Richele joins Sonya to share how older students can expand on picture study to go deeper into art appreciation.
Is 4 Hours a Day Enough for High School?
With Charlotte Mason methods, even high school students can be finished each day in just four hours! But is that enough time to earn required high school credit?
What Charlotte Mason High School Looks Like
Here's how high school looks the Charlotte Mason way, and how it sets your student up for success in adult life.
Is Charlotte Mason Enough for Older Students?
Does the Charlotte Mason method provide enough challenge or rigor as children get older? Amber O'Neal Johnston joins Sonya for an encouraging conversation.
Charlotte Mason High School Students: What to Expect
What changes do you need to make as your child reaches the high school years?
Starting Charlotte Mason Homeschooling in High School
I recently watched a rehearsal for a folk dancing group. There were only five ladies on the floor, but the dances were quite involved. Each lady held half of a hula hoop in an arch over her head as they…
Narration and Composition in the High School Years
Of all of the questions we received on homeschooling through high school with the Charlotte Mason Method, the area that raised the most concerns, by far, was composition. I find that fact interesting . . . and a bit ironic.…
A Generation of Charlotte Mason Kids
(We asked Karen Andreola to share some of her thoughts and experiences with Charlotte Mason graduates and how they get on in college and in life. I feel certain you’ll enjoy what she has to say.) A couple summers ago…
How Charlotte Mason Homeschooling Prepares a Student for College and Life
Last week a friend recommended a book. After she told me about it, I looked it up online and read the summary and the publisher’s description. They looked good. From everything so far, it seemed to be a great book.…
Challenging Courses and Dual Enrollment
When my husband John has a big job to do around the house, he doesn’t just pull out a hammer and start banging away, expecting it to do everything. He has a whole five-gallon bucket full of carefully selected and…
Courses, Credits, Grades, and Transcripts
My mother makes the best potato salad. Every time we have a family cookout, she politely asks what she can bring, knowing full well what the answer will be. “You bring the potato salad, please, Mom.” But if you ask…
Scheduling with a High Schooler in the Mix
As homeschoolers, educating a child through the high school years is going to look different from a typical high school classroom situation. Most high schools are concerned with one thing: getting the course work done. But a Charlotte Mason-style home…
Serving the Feast in High School
Ask any parent of a high school student how much they spend on groceries and you will be reminded of a young adult’s healthy appetite. Teens require food and lots of it. Their bodies are growing at a phenomenal rate,…