Mrs. Milton Broad provides a balanced exposition and assessment of the revolutionary thinker Jean-Jacques Rousseau in this vintage article from 1921. Read by Jennifer Talsma.

House of Education graduate Laura Faunce explains how and why to teach citizenship in the Charlotte Mason method in this vintage article from 1921. Read by Kathy Dlugolonski.

Rev. Francis Lewis explores faith and our relationship to Jesus Christ in this vintage sermon from 1924.

H. W. Household presents his vision for a new dawn in this important 1921 message. Read by Greg Rolling.

Elsie Kitching explains the differences between the Charlotte Mason method and the methods that seem to be similar. Read by Jennifer Talsma.

Sheila Carroll invites us to renew our vision of education in this plenary recorded live at the 2026 Living Education Retreat.

Heather Suemnicht shares her powerful and moving story in this plenary recorded live at the 2026 Living Education Retreat.

Nancy Kelly explores what constitutes breadth and balance in a Charlotte Mason education in this plenary recorded live at the 2026 Living Education Retreat.

Art Middlekauff explores two paradigms of education and considers the implications. Recorded live at the 2026 Living Education Retreat.

Keegan Spittle asks whether the Charlotte Mason method should adapt to the demands of college, or colleges should adapt to the demands of the Charlotte Mason method.