Comments on: How to Home-School: Charlotte Mason Method http://homeschooling911.com/how-to-home-school-charlotte-mason-method/ Your Comprehensive Home Schooling Resource Wed, 16 May 2012 00:25:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: How to Home-School: Eclectic Method | Homeschooling 911 http://homeschooling911.com/how-to-home-school-charlotte-mason-method/#comment-168 How to Home-School: Eclectic Method | Homeschooling 911 Mon, 25 Oct 2010 03:59:47 +0000 http://homeschooling911.com/?p=476#comment-168 [...] The Charlotte Mason Method [...] [...] The Charlotte Mason Method [...]

]]> By: Anonymous http://homeschooling911.com/how-to-home-school-charlotte-mason-method/#comment-82 Anonymous Thu, 12 Aug 2010 04:20:00 +0000 http://homeschooling911.com/?p=476#comment-82 From what I've read Switched On Schoolhouse seems an excellent resource for home-schooling parents who are short on time (as you are right now). But like you, I would miss the variety of the eclectic and Charlotte Mason "living books" approach. Good luck with your book! (And thanks for mentioning Ambleside as a resource. Hopefully others may see it here and check it out for themselves!) From what I’ve read Switched On Schoolhouse seems an excellent resource for home-schooling parents who are short on time (as you are right now). But like you, I would miss the variety of the eclectic and Charlotte Mason “living books” approach. Good luck with your book!

(And thanks for mentioning Ambleside as a resource. Hopefully others may see it here and check it out for themselves!)

]]> By: TheSurvivalMom http://homeschooling911.com/how-to-home-school-charlotte-mason-method/#comment-58 TheSurvivalMom Thu, 12 Aug 2010 02:58:00 +0000 http://homeschooling911.com/?p=476#comment-58 We used Ambleside Online for two years. It's a free curriculum online that tries very hard to stick closely to Charlotte Mason's methods and materials. I really liked it. This year we're doing something that's a polar opposite: Switched on Schoolhouse. I'm writing a book and need lots of time, and this seemed to be the best option for making the kids be more independent with their learning. We'll see how it goes, but I'm already missing using living books. We used Ambleside Online for two years. It’s a free curriculum online that tries very hard to stick closely to Charlotte Mason’s methods and materials. I really liked it. This year we’re doing something that’s a polar opposite: Switched on Schoolhouse. I’m writing a book and need lots of time, and this seemed to be the best option for making the kids be more independent with their learning. We’ll see how it goes, but I’m already missing using living books.

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