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Book review: Why Literature Still Matters by Jason M. Baxter
Why Literature Still Matters by Jason M. Baxter My rating: 5 of 5 stars This beautiful, little book is the first publication from Cassiodorus Press. Let’s start with the little part: it was the intention of the publisher to provide … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Story
Tagged beauty, contemplation, literary tradition, literature, medieval tradition
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Hinder not the children: a look at Narration
One of the hallmarks and ‘must haves’ of a Charlotte Mason education is Narration — first in the form of oral narration and then into written narration as the practice of oral narration is continuing. Without Narration it is simply … Continue reading
Posted in Home School, Parenting, Picture Study, Story, Story, Rhyme, & Song, Teaching
Tagged Charlotte Mason, children are born persons, narration, suffer the little children
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Kay’s Story, Rhyme, & Song Interview. 15 October 2023
This is an interview with Kay and her husband, Jack, who had thought it would be good if people in our local area could hear a lengthy conversation about what makes Kay’s Story, Rhyme, & Song classes special. It’s split … Continue reading
Posted in Home School, Story, Story, Rhyme, & Song, Teaching
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Goodreads Review: How the Irish Saved Civilization
How the Irish Saved Civilization: The Untold Story of Ireland’s Heroic Role from the Fall of Rome to the Rise of Medieval Europe by Thomas Cahill My rating: 5 of 5 stars An excellent telling and explanation of the Celts … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, History, Story
Tagged images, imagination, story
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Stay in your lane (Part 1)
Let me say at the beginning that I will only be ‘scratching the surface’ of the ideas that I want to discuss, especially because I’m only on the surface of contemplating and having a real understanding of them myself. Just … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Character, History, Story
Tagged cs lewis, humility, imagination, knowledge, medieval thought, meekness
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