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A Philosophy of Education

A Philosophy of Education

by Charlotte Mason

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‘Home Education’ Series

Volume VI and final book in the Home Education Series. This volume provides an overview of Charlotte Mason’s educational philosophy and includes the final version of her 20 principles. Mason also discusses the practical application of her philosophy in the latter half of the book. This volume is directed to parents (and future parents) of children ages 12 and up.

First published in 1922, this edition is derived from the original book and follows the original pagination. As always this edition is complete and unabridged.
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Author(s): Charlotte Mason

Illustrator(s): None

Translator(s): None

Dimensions: 5.5" x 8.5"

Pages: 390

Font Size: 13 pt

ISBN: 9781649650894

ASIN: 1649650892

Series: The Home Education Series
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Charlotte Mason

was a visionary educator and reformer whose innovative approach to education continues to influence pedagogical practices around the world. Born in England, Mason's life was dedicated to revolutionizing the way children were educated, placing a strong emphasis on respecting their individuality and nurturing their intellectual and moral development. Inspired by the belief that children are born persons with a natural thirst for knowledge, she founded the Parents' National Educational Union in 1887, which aimed to bring quality education to all social classes.

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