Charlotte mason vs classical

BY KAREN GLASS Multum non multa can be, and has been, translated in a number of ways. It is literally, “much, not many,” but the sense conveyed should be “quality, not quantity.” It is sometimes rendered “less is more.” The source usually cited for this phrase is a letter from Pliny the Younger to Fuscus. Some classical educators have embraced this idea and are in favor of reducing the quantity of work we do in schools, in favor of quality. Continue Reading...

In the world of homeschooling, there are many different approaches that can be taken. Two of the most popular approaches are Classical Education and Charlotte Mason. So, which is the best approach?

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Setting up a daily schedule can help the flow of your day. The biggest thing to remember is that you need to create a strong start and end to the day.

Charlotte Mason classical homeschool curriculum ideas for middle school and high school, with a focus on living books!

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I've got something so amazing to share with you today that I almost cannot help myself. It's something that has been in the works or a long, long time; something that could revolutionize the way you do Charlotte Mason Homeschooling. It's what we have named "The Lesson Book."