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The Cultivation Room
by Cecily
The Cultivation Room is where the practical questions of home education meet the philosophical questions underneath them. Hosted by Cecily, a homeschooling mother of four, we explore education through a Christian and Charlotte Mason lens, drawing from great books, classical education, philosophy, literature, and ordinary family life. We’ll talk homeschool curriculum, living books, habits, atmosphere, attention, and family culture…but we won’t stop with what should we do? We’ll keep asking why? And perhaps discover that educating our children has a way of educating us, too.
Episodes
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Ep. 4: Pay Attention: What Is Worthy of a Finite Life?
In a world constantly competing for our attention, how do we become people capable of recognizing what is actually worthy of it? We tell our children to pay attention all the time. But attention is always being paid somewhere. and in a world increasingly designed to capture it, perhaps the deeper...
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Ep. 3: What Actually Forms a Child? Charlotte Mason’s Atmosphere, Discipline & Life
We spend a lot of time thinking about what our children need to learn. But Charlotte Mason offered another question entirely: What is actually forming this child? Mason described education as an atmosphere, a discipline, and a life…and in this episode of The Cultivation Room, I'm thinking through...
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Ep 2: What Is Education Actually For? Before Curriculum, Start Here
We spend an enormous amount of time thinking about how to educate our children. Which curriculum? Which method? What subjects? What skills will they need? Are they behind? Are they prepared for college, work, or whatever kind of world awaits them? But underneath all of those questions is another...
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Ep. 1 : What Is a Child? The Person Before the (Homeschool) Plan
Before we choose curriculum, methods, schedules, or philosophies, perhaps there is a more fundamental question we need to ask: What is a child? In this first episode of The Cultivation Room, I'm thinking through what changes when we begin with the child as a whole person—not simply a mind to fill...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Cultivation Room is where the practical questions of home education meet the philosophical questions underneath them. Hosted by Cecily, a homeschooling mother of four, we explore education through a Christian and Charlotte Mason lens, drawing from great books, classical education, philosophy, literature, and ordinary family life. We’ll talk homeschool curriculum, living books, habits, atmosphere, attention, and family culture…but we won’t stop with what should we do? We’ll keep asking why? And perhaps discover that educating our children has a way of educating us, too.
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Cecily
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The Cultivation Room is where the practical questions of home education meet the philosophical questions underneath them. Hosted by Cecily, a homeschooling mother of four, we explore education through a Christian and Charlotte Mason lens, drawing from great books, classical education, philosophy,...
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