My child has a learning disability. Can I still apply Charlotte Mason’s methods?&nbsp;
I'm feeling like my child needs more support outside of what the school system can give; where do I start?
How do I have a peaceful homeschool when my child's challenges create so much tension?
Because her philosophy is largely based on self-education, Charlotte Mason believed that her educational methods were for everyone – children of all cultures, time periods, and all abilities. Today I’m speaking with Julie Christensen, a mother, home educator, and senior writer at Bright Horizons.
Julie has a lot of experience with Charlotte Mason’s methods and educating a child with special needs. I’m very excited to speak with her today because I know that her experiences will resonate with so many mothers, and her wisdom will benefit everyone.

7 | Children Are Born Persons

Simple Wonders supports parents in their role as teachers by discussing big ideas about education and parenting. We’ll cover topics like how children learn, which teaching methods are most effective, and how to nurture a child’s heart and mind. 

Jessica Smith (CFLE-P) discusses the parallels between the restored gospel of Jesus Christ, Charlotte Mason’s educational philosophy, and scientific research. Most importantly, parents will learn how to apply these big ideas in simple ways to create a home-based education for their family.