Home Education Series Vol. III: School Education
Charlotte Mason
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Length 13 h 5 min
Chapters 33
First published 1907
This is third volume in the Home Education Series detailing Charlotte Mason's method of education. This volume is subtitled: School Education. The series is used today by many homeschoolers around the globe and is considered a classic reference by the founder of the homeschooling movement. Volume 3 of 6. - Summary by rachelrw / linny
Chapters
1
Longfellow’s translation, Preface to the Series, and Preface Read by BettyB 20:08
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Chapter 2. How Authority Behaves Read by Josh Broussard 25:31
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Chapter 3 - 'Masterly Inactivity' Read by Rachel Vince 21:31
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Chapter 4 - Some of the Rights of Children as Persons Read by Rachel Vince 16:22
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Chapter 5 - Psychology in Relation to Current Thought Read by Rachel Vince 23:11
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Chapter 6 - Some Educational Theories Examined Read by Wayne Cooke 23:25
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Chapter 7 - An Adequate Theory of Education Read by Owlivia 17:51
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Chapter 8 - Certain Relations Proper to a Child Read by Rachel Vince 23:24
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Chapter 9 - A Great Educationalist (A Review) Read by Brooke Favorat 16:27
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Chapter 10 - Some Unconsidered Aspects of Physical Training Read by Wayne Cooke 21:20
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Chapter 11 - Some Unconsidered Aspects of Intellectual Training Read by Wayne Cooke 25:19
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Chapter 12 - Some Unconsidered Aspects of Moral Training Read by Wayne Cooke 21:28
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Chapter 13 - Some Unconsidered Aspects of Religious Education Read by Wayne Cooke 20:18
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Chapter 14 - A Master-Thought Read by Josh Broussard 35:16
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Chapter 15 - School-Books and How they Make for Education Read by BettyB 17:36
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Chapter 16 - How to Use School-Books Read by Wayne Cooke 16:37
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Chapter 17 - Education, the Science of Relations: We are Educated by our Intimacies: The Prelude and Prmterita Read by Wayne Cooke 22:48
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Chapter 18 - We are Educated by our Intimacies, Part 2 Further Affinities Read by Wayne Cooke 19:03
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Chapter 19 - We are Educated by our Intimacies, Part 3 Vocation Read by Wayne Cooke 25:27
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Chapter 20 - Suggestions Towards A Curriculum - For Children Under 14, Part I Read by Brooke Favorat 22:49
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Chapter 21 - Suggestions Towards A Curriculum (For Children under Twelve) Part II. School-Books Read by Wayne Cooke 23:05
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Chapter 22 - Suggestions Towards A Curriculum Part III. The Love of Knowledge Read by Wayne Cooke 15:50
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Appendix I - Questions for the Use of Readers - Chapters 1-11 Read by Josh Broussard 27:41
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Appendix I, continued - Questions for the Use of Readers - Chapters 12-22 Read by Josh Broussard 26:05
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Appendix 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 1B Read by Alma Jean Zaki 23:06
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Appendix II - Some Specimens of Examination Work Done in the 'Parents' Review' School, In Which the Pupils are Educated Upon Books and Things - Class 2 Read by Wayne Cooke 18:26
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Appendix II - Some Specimens of Examination Work Done in the 'Parents' Review' School, In Which the Pupils are Educated Upon Books and Things - Class 3 Read by Amy Bodkin 24:49
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Appendix II - Some Specimens of Examination Work Done in the 'Parents' Review' School, In Which the Pupils are Educated Upon Books and Things - Class 4 Read by Wayne Cooke 18:48
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Appendix III What a Child Should Know at Twelve Read by Wayne Cooke 5:59
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Appendix IV Examination of a child of Twelve on the work of a Term Read by Lynda Marie Neilson 36:23
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APPENDIX IV, continued. Examination of a child of Twelve on the work of a Term Read by Franklin Foxx 35:38
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Appendix V How Oral Lessons are Used Read by Wayne Cooke 27:08
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Appendix V, continued. How Oral Lessons are Used Read by Lynda Marie Neilson 44:03
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