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Jennifer Souza wrote a new post 12 years ago
Forms of Instruction Part II: Mimetic Instruction
There are several carpenters and woodworking enthusiasts in my family. One of the lessons they always taught me is that you must … Read More » -
Jennifer Souza wrote a new post 12 years ago
Forms of Instruction Part I: Survey the Subjects
The next step for Getting Started with Christian Classical Homeschooling is to take a look at what to teach and how to teach it. … Read More » -
Jennifer Souza wrote a new post 12 years ago
Getting Started: Embrace a Spirit of Inquiry
Have you ever read Psalm 78? It is a long story-telling Psalm known as A Maskil of Asaph. (A maskil is a Hebrew word that … Read More » -
Jennifer Souza wrote a new post 12 years, 1 month ago
Getting Started: Start With Why
Have you ever wondered “Is what I am doing enough?” Most homeschool moms have, I know I have, especially in the areas of cur … Read More » -
Jennifer Souza wrote a new post 12 years, 1 month ago
10 Steps to Getting Started with Classical Homeschooling
Whether you heard a talk at a convention, went to a classical co-op informational meeting, or you read something online you find … Read More »-
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Oh wow. Thank you so much for saying so. It is my pleasure! And thank you for sharing it over on your space. I am going to check it out now.
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Oh! That makes me smile! Thank you for sharing. I am glad you are enjoying the blog.
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Jennifer Souza wrote a new post 12 years, 1 month ago
Locusts & Redemption ~ A Homeschooling Story
I wanted to start out by sharing a bit about myself. Of course, there are a million stories I could tell, but since this a … Read More » -
Jennifer Souza wrote a new post 12 years, 4 months ago
Comparing IEW and The Lost Tools of Writing
She asks: “For those of us who gave our students the foundational teachings through IEW, how would The Lost T […]-
That is a great question. I find that narration is the best place to begin. Have you read To Know and Tell by Karen Glass?
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What about writing and rhetoric?
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I have not written a comparison of the two but they do differ in many ways! I will need to do that. Many have asked this same question!
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What about writing and rhetoric compared to LTOW?
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I have not written a comparison of the two but they do differ in many ways! I will need to do that. Many have asked this same question!
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Jennifer Souza wrote a new post 13 years, 2 months ago
Rest for Teacher and Student Alike
“Because teachers are chiefly employed by local governments (unlike doctors or lawyers who are typically employed in private … Read More » -
Jennifer Souza wrote a new post 14 years ago
Math, Latin, & Glory
It was about two weeks ago. I was sitting in my seat preparing myself for our annual Parent Practicum. Our Homeschool community C … Read More » -
Jennifer Souza wrote a new post 14 years, 11 months ago
Classical Education, Sayers, and the Trivium
“We cannot go back – or can we?” In the essay ‘The Lost Tools of Learning’ Dorothy Sayers presents ideas that demand ou … Read More »
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