What is a Charlotte Mason education? Some refer to it as a living education. Others as a relational education, since one of Charlotte Mason's key ideas is that education is the "science of relations" (Philosophy of Education, p.xxx). But what does this approach to education practically look like?
If you are wondering about this question yourself or looking for an easy resource to share with a friend, enjoy this video with Dr. Deani Van Pelt and/or the text version here which offers a summary of some of Mason's key ideas and methods.
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