The child’s zeal must be stimulated
A Charlotte Mason Moment: “The child must not be allowed to get into the mood in which he says, ‘Oh, I am so tired ‘of sums’, or ‘of history’. His…
To use time is a duty
A Charlotte Mason Moment: “It is a bad thing to think that time is our own to do what we like with. We are all employed; we all have duties,…
Teaching children to live under the authority of God
A Charlotte Mason Moment: “ ‘The teacher should always take the moral habit for granted. He should never give his pupils to understand that he and they are about to…
Brain-work: The cure for hysteria and other “nervous maladies”
A Charlotte Mason Moment: “Here comes in for consideration the question of ‘overpressure’, a possibility – too serious to be passed over without investigation – which parents naturally dread more…
The method is as old as the mind of man, the distressful fact is that it has been made so little use of in general education…
A Charlotte Mason Moment: “As for all the teaching in the nature of ‘told to the children’, most children get their share of that whether in the infant school or…
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