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Charlotte Mason in adulthood?
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Do any of you–or your children–learn/teach using Charlotte Mason methods in adulthood?
In any context–whether you (or your child) studied with Charlotte Mason methods in high school, then kept studying that way in college/grad school–or whether you’re simply self-educating in the Charlotte Mason way.
How do you do it? What subjects do you study? What has your experience been like?
TailorMadeParticipantI use CM methods in my own continuing education. Written narrations for various journals are helpful for me to refer back to when I’m learning something new, or going deeper into a subject. I also keep a common place notebook and nature journal. I do picture study and composer study with our last one left to Homeschool. She’s in 7th grade and it’s something we enjoy together. I narrate to her about books I’m reading. She does the same and also uses written narrations to keep memories of what she’s read/learned in various ways. We’re reading Ourselves, too, so that’s another way to continue learning CM style I subscribe to various CM blogs and enjoy many of the new books that are written by various blog authors
I have been teaching Sunday School for a while now using narration, composer, picture, hymn, and poetry studies. Works great for a variety of ages.
Our adult children continue to narrate what they are learning by phone, text, or in person. It’s just a way of life.
Its late, or I might add more, but these are ways I’m using CM methods in adulthood.
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