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Will: Core Values of Charlotte Mason
We need to teach our children the difference between “I want” and “I will.”
High School Transitions and the Charlotte Mason Method
What changes do you need to make as your child reaches the high school years?
Habits Q & A: Starting with Older Children; Dealing with Negativity
How can you start habit training with an older child? How do you help a child who tends to think negatively?
Long-Term Nature Study
Karen Smith joins Sonya to talk about ways you can do a long-term nature study.
Self-Direction: Core Values of Charlotte Mason
If you want to give your child an education that views him as a whole person, you need to focus on both academics and character, self-education and self-direction.
What to Do When Charlotte Mason Methods Don’t Work
Sometimes homeschooling just doesn't seem to work. Sonya is joined by Amber O'Neal Johnston to discuss what to do when you or your children are struggling with a Charlotte Mason method.
Habits Q & A: Habits with Multiple Children
What’s the best way to approach habit training with multiple children in the family?
Attention: Core Values of Charlotte Mason
Here's a simple way you can encourage the habit of attention in every lesson.
Teach the Child
You can make adjustments to your homeschool curriculum. You have permission.
Habits Q & A: Special Needs; One at a Time
How do you cultivate good habits but also a flexible mind-set in an autistic child? How do you focus on only one habit with several children?
Charlotte Mason in Three Words
What three words would you use to describe the Charlotte Mason approach? Here's how Charlotte described it.
Knowledge: Core Values of Charlotte Mason
There's a difference between knowledge and information.
Science through the Grades
Sonya is joined by Karen Smith for an overview of how to teach science the Charlotte Mason way all through the grades.
Habits Q & A: Consequences
Here are four steps to help you come up with effective consequences.
Charlotte Mason When You Don’t Homeschool
Here are some ideas for how you can incorporate Charlotte Mason’s philosophy and methods into your home even if you are not homeschooling.