Consider This: Charlotte Mason and the Classical Tradition

by Karen Glass

ourselves and in our pupils. The moment that intellectual pride takes root, we cease

Allowing a child time—as much as fifteen years—to develop relationships with knowledge and grow into a synthetic understanding of the universe is more important than hurrying to the analytical activities that seem more important to us only when we place more value on test results than character formation.

Believe me, nothing is so practical as a great idea,

Language has been particularly vulnerable to postmodern deconstructionism, as attempts are made to divest words of their meaning.