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by Maggie Dail
After teaching in private, Christian schools for years nearly 20 years, I entered the homeschool world in 1994. Early on I learned about the Charlotte Mason approach to learning. Charlotte Mason (1842 – 1923) was an educator in England. Many of the years I have worked with homeschooling families, I have offered elementary classes using Charlotte Mason methods. Here are the reasons why I have used this approach: Continue reading
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Jen at Gricefully Homeschooling interviewed me recently on the topic of Charlotte Mason homeschooling.
Jen says:
I thought some of these guest posts should showcase long-time homeschooling moms, who have been through the full cycle of homeschooling their child(ren) from beginning to end. They know too well where we’ve all been … and how they successfully home educated a child. I asked a few to share some of their wisdom with us.
You can read our questions and answers at:
http://www.gricefullyhomeschooling.com/2012/05/answers-from-another-homeschooling-mom.html
Posted in Deborah Taylor-Hough
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Michelle at The Holistic Homeschooler has an interview with me on her blog this month. You can access it here:
http://holistichomeschooler.blogspot.com/2012/02/face-of-homeschooling-interview-with_29.html
Posted in Deborah Taylor-Hough