📖✨ The Act of Knowing ✨📖
Charlotte Mason described narration as "the act of knowing":"They must read the given pages and tell what they have read, they must perform, that is, what we may call the act of knowing."
When children narrate, they do more than repeat infor...?
Memory is a complex processing system, not a storage unit. And deep-level processing results in longer memory than surface-level processing. Read more: https://t.co/hi4EBpaVoy
🌱✨ What Are We Sowing? ✨🌱
The ideas we place before our children matter. Through books, conversations, experiences, and our own example, we sow seeds that can shape how they think, what they value, and who they become. 🌿
What worthy ideas are you sowing in your home today?
I had seen living books work beautifully in my children’s education, as well as my own as an adult, but nowhere had I read any research to back up those personal experiences. Until now. Read more: https://t.co/aX18ujW7Ej
Children are shaped by the ideas they encounter. Part of our responsibility as parents is to guard what takes root—surrounding them with what is good, true, and beautiful while wisely protecting them from influences that can lead them astray. 🌿✨
There’s a term called the spacing effect. It refers to the enhanced learning that comes from having multiple lessons with time in between them. Read more: https://t.co/0cZrRJgf0M
By spacing school subjects out over the week, students get time to digest what they learned before they take in more. Read more: https://t.co/0cZrRJgf0M