Thinking Love

We close out our wisdom season with a conversation with Min Hwang talking about why Charlotte Mason's view of humility wasn't entirely complete, and what we can do to gain knowledge without pride.

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Let's discuss geography, what it looks like in our homeschools, and how it can help us to have wisdom about the wider world.

In the second part of our interview with Karen Glass, we discuss Mrs. Glass's preferred method of reading Charlotte Mason's volumes, the importance of seeking out her principles, and a word of wisdom for young homeschooling moms.

We talked to Karen Glass about principles and why it's important to draw them out of Charlotte Mason's volumes. She also told us about her new project, which we're so excited for!

How do wisdom, knowledge, and facts all fit together? How are the goals of public education and homeschooling different?

Amy and Leah discuss Charlotte Mason's volumes, plus other books about the philosophy or that reflect it.

Amy and Leah talk to Crystin Morris of Delightfully Feasting about Bible lessons and wisdom.

In our Wisdom season, Amy and Leah discuss what wisdom is and how to pursue it in our homeschools. Our first episode addresses, "What is wisdom?"

When our children learn to decode the words in front of them, they aren't necessarily readers...yet. What can we do to support them from reading with support to reading independently?

What is mother culture? This is not actually a term that Charlotte Mason used in her volumes, but Amy and I are getting down to its roots and meaning in this episode. It means so much more than "self care."