Charlotte Mason Poetry (recent episodes)

Charlotte Mason said that something should accompany all our teaching of children. Art Middlekauff explains what it is. Show notes page.

Listen in to a PNEU celebration of Jane Austen in this vintage Scale How Evening from 1912. Show notes page.

Rachel North traces the history of Charlotte Mason’s third geographical reader volume and discusses its relevance to students today. Show notes page.

Mrs. Mole explains a tool for geography lessons in this vintage Parents’ Review article referenced by the PNEU programmes. Read by Jennifer Talsma. Show notes page.

Antonella Greco talks to Anesley Middlekauff about the transition from Charlotte Mason homeschool to college in Iowa. Show notes page.

In this vintage Parents’ Review article, theologian Mary Carta Sturge explains how to introduce little ones to the idea of God. Show notes page.

Art Middlekauff shares about his reluctant investigation into Latin study and what he was surprised to find there. Show notes page.

The teaching of Latin in a PNEU school is described in this vintage Parents’ Review article with an extensive introduction by Angela Reed. Show notes page.

Art Middlekauff explores Charlotte Mason’s perspective on the teaching of chemistry and considers its application for educators today. Show notes page.

H. W. Household calls for a reform of education in the tradition of Charlotte Mason in this vintage 1944 article from The Parents’ Review. Read by Greg Rolling. Show notes page.