The other day I went to Tokyo Central, a Japanese store where I can pick up some of our favorite things – gyoza, korroke, curry rice, raw fish for poke, sushinoko (sushi rice seasoning), shiso, natto, etc. This time, I picked up a bag of Yomogi Dango with Kinako, an irresistible sweet with childhood memories […]
I love MEP math and have used it for years. Unfortunately, like many things, I jumped into it out of necessity before really knowing what all I was doing. I made some mistakes, I was humbled, I learned, and now, thankfully, it’s to your benefit 🙂 Here are some things to know before you start: What
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In her volumes, Charlotte Mason quotes the following from Whichcote just before laying out her principles: “The consequence of truth is great, therefore the judgment of it must not be negligent.” She was applying this quote to the judgment of children as outlined in her principles – who they truly are, their personhood, and the
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