Home School Methods
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Home Schooling Methods
Overview
When people think of homeschooling, they often picture a few children sitting at a dining table, writing while a parent observes. However, homeschooling is far more diverse. The approach you choose will shape your curriculum and teaching style. Below are some of the most popular homeschooling methods.
The Charlotte Mason Method
Charlotte Mason, a pioneer in homeschooling, developed an educational philosophy that combines enjoyment with learning. This approach emphasizes classical literature, poetry, fine arts, music, and craftsmanship. It involves using various classical texts known as "Living Books." Children listen to these readings and then narrate what they have learned, beginning at age six. By age ten, they are expected to write their narrations. After each lesson, children are encouraged to explore and document their observations, fostering a deeper appreciation for their surroundings. Mason believed that character development was crucial for a child's overall growth.
Eclectic Homeschooling
Eclectic homeschooling mixes different educational methods. Creative parents choose the best-suited curriculum for their children, tailoring the learning experience to meet their unique needs. Many eclectic homeschoolers use readily available resources, adapting them to fit their child's learning style, interests, and strengths. This flexible approach often includes visits to museums, libraries, and nature excursions, ensuring a well-rounded education.
By exploring these methods, you can find the best fit for your family's homeschooling journey.
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