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Home Education Series Vol. III: School Education
Charlotte Mason · narrated by LibriVox volunteers
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Education is an atmosphere, a discipline, a life. In this third volume, Charlotte Mason applies her famous formula to the school years: how lessons should feel, why children deserve real books instead of watered down ones, and what teachers and parents owe one another. You will discover her case for wide reading, short lessons, and respect for a child's attention. A cornerstone of the home education movement, straight from its founder. Press play and step into her classroom.
Inside this audiobook
34 chapters
- 1Longfellow’s translation, Preface to the Series, and Preface20m
- 2Chapter 1 - Docility and Authority in the Home and the School23m
- 3Chapter 2. How Authority Behaves26m
- 4Chapter 3 - 'Masterly Inactivity'22m
- 5Chapter 4 - Some of the Rights of Children as Persons16m
- 6Chapter 5 - Psychology in Relation to Current Thought23m
- 7Chapter 6 - Some Educational Theories Examined23m
- 8Chapter 7 - An Adequate Theory of Education18m
- 9Chapter 8 - Certain Relations Proper to a Child23m
- 10Chapter 9 - A Great Educationalist (A Review)16m
- 11Chapter 10 - Some Unconsidered Aspects of Physical Training21m
- 12Chapter 11 - Some Unconsidered Aspects of Intellectual Training25m
- 13Chapter 12 - Some Unconsidered Aspects of Moral Training21m
- 14Chapter 13 - Some Unconsidered Aspects of Religious Education20m
- 15Chapter 14 - A Master-Thought35m
- 16Chapter 15 - School-Books and How they Make for Education18m
- 17Chapter 16 - How to Use School-Books17m
- 18Chapter 17 - Education, the Science of Relations: We are Educated by our Intimacies: The Prelude and Prmterita23m
- 19Chapter 18 - We are Educated by our Intimacies, Part 2 Further Affinities19m
- 20Chapter 19 - We are Educated by our Intimacies, Part 3 Vocation25m
- 21Chapter 20 - Suggestions Towards A Curriculum - For Children Under 14, Part I23m
- 22Chapter 21 - Suggestions Towards A Curriculum (For Children under Twelve) Part II. School-Books23m
- 23Chapter 22 - Suggestions Towards A Curriculum Part III. The Love of Knowledge16m
- 24Appendix I - Questions for the Use of Readers - Chapters 1-1128m
- 25Appendix I, continued - Questions for the Use of Readers - Chapters 12-2226m
- 26Appendix II - Some Specimens of Examination Work Done in the 'Parents' Review' School, In Which the Pupils are Educated Upon Books and Things - Class 1A and 1B23m
- 27Appendix II - Some Specimens of Examination Work Done in the 'Parents' Review' School, In Which the Pupils are Educated Upon Books and Things - Class 218m
- 28Appendix II - Some Specimens of Examination Work Done in the 'Parents' Review' School, In Which the Pupils are Educated Upon Books and Things - Class 325m
- 29Appendix II - Some Specimens of Examination Work Done in the 'Parents' Review' School, In Which the Pupils are Educated Upon Books and Things - Class 419m
- 30Appendix III What a Child Should Know at Twelve6m
- 31Appendix IV Examination of a child of Twelve on the work of a Term36m
- 32APPENDIX IV, continued. Examination of a child of Twelve on the work of a Term36m
- 33Appendix V How Oral Lessons are Used27m
- 34Appendix V, continued. How Oral Lessons are Used44m
