A quiet place to work is key.
Do you have a student in 6th grade or above? Older students naturally have a heavier workload with lengthier readings and weightier material. As students mature, assignments take longer and…
Why Doesn’t Heart of Dakota Use a Weekly Grid for Their Lesson Plan Format?
Why don't we use a weekly grid for our lesson plan format? During my 11 years teaching public school, I wrote lesson plans using a variety of formats. The weekly…
How much time are you spending on language arts and math?
Are you using Heart of Dakota's choices for language arts and math? If so, this will help keep your day balanced time-wise and skill-wise with the rest of the guide.…
Have you trained your children in Charlotte Mason style skills?
Did your students jump into an upper Heart of Dakota guide? If so, it is likely some skills your child is being asked to exhibit were practiced in previous guides.…
Alternate inspirational and disciplinary subjects.
Alternate inspirational and disciplinary subjects. When scheduling your child's day, Charlotte Mason advocated alternating inspirational subjects with disciplinary subjects. This makes a lot of sense to me and is something…
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