3 POWERFUL Teaching Tools You Can Use for Any Age, Any Subject

[@sharpfamily4938]

This makes so much sense

[@RSS110387]

I’ve been learning about the Charlotte Mason method for a while now and didn’t think I would learn that much from this video. But I just LOVE how you explained these tools! It was super helpful! Thank you!

[@Jordè1222]

Thank you so much for demystifying and sharing Charlotte Mason with us. I have been trying to understand for a year now and I haven't been able to grasp the message until I happily found your channel. Thank you so much, truly ❤

[@simplewondersacademy]

You are so welcome! I love how simple her methods are, but it does take some time to really understand and apply them. Glad it was helpful!

[@migdalahb]

Thank you for this succinct explanation! I’m working through Home Education and this is helpful to hear the concepts in summation. I really appreciate your channel and podcast as I am learning about the Charlotte Mason philosophy.

[@simplewondersacademy]

Thank you for watching and leaving this comment! ❤️

[@an.intentional.reader]

Thanks so much for this, this was super helpful. I was wondering if you had any tips on narration when a (very introverted) child (age 9) cries or freezes up whenever she is asked for a narration (even when I try to prompt a narration with a question)? I 100% believe narration is incredible powerful and effective, but implementing it in our homeschool has been difficult.

[@simplewondersacademy]

I think I have a good idea of what you’re going through... I have a son that has a difficult time expressing his thoughts verbally. He also has a hard time paying attention for longer than 5 minutes. Here’s what I’ve done to help him narrate more effectively: 1. Read less before asking for narration. Usually a couple paragraphs then asking what happened. 2. Ask for something more specific. Like, can you explain what happened to ____. 3. Ask to draw or act out their narration instead of speak it. Or speak while they draw, even better! I print out blank comic pages so my son can draw what happens scene-by-scene and then he dictates to me what to write in each square.

[@an.intentional.reader]

So, I tried reading a shorter passage before asking for a narration today and it was soooo much easier on her. Thank you so much for the tips!!