Respect: Core Values of Charlotte Mason
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- We often talk about "respect the child as a person." Here's what it looks like.
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Wonderfully stated. I am new to homeschooling with a soon to be 2nd grader and 9th grader. I have recently come across your channel and Simply Charlotte Mason. I cannot tell you how much it has meant to me! I am being transformed by encouragement and excellent leadership as well as a genuine desire to be led by God’s word. We are already using several of Charlotte’s ideas here at the end of our school year. They have been transformative for my reluctant older child and life giving for my younger. I’m excited to get my curriculum in the mail and dive even deeper .
Thanks for a thought provoking and helpful video.
I think I need to listen to this every day! I was not raised this way and I have so much room to grow. Thank you for teaching us and making some of Ms. Mason's words that often confuse me, understandable and doable. You are a blessing! May God continue to bless you and your team!
I agree... I feel like the worst person in the world listening to this!
@@e.y.mccallum3773 there's so much grace in Christ. He did not come to condemn us, but to grow us. I had to confess and He is helping me grow in self-control. I know it's possible for each of us to grow in this journey of parenting and educating our kids. Go with God.
Amen.💞 All Glory to God!
You just have such a great way of explaining,🌹 Sr. Sonia. It comes from a place of conviction and experience!😊
God bless you evermore in the Light and Love of Christ Jesus!
This channel is so much of a blessing. Love it... 💖🙌
Fantastic!!!
Beautifully said ❤
A wonderful reminder too. It's "hard" to not compare ourselves to others since that's been instilled in our brain since our school years. Constant competition and comparison. Charlotte's core values have definitely been a changing game not only in our homeschool but in our family's relationship as a whole. I love how "school" and "life" correlate in Charlotte Mason's methods 😊
Thank you so much for this lesson. As a mom of twins, I need to take this kind of lesson in more often.
This is awesome.
What a blessing this was to me !! Thank you so much for taking the time to share your wisdom 😊
Just wanted to say “ thank you” for your teaching. I wish so much I could absorb it all and implement it in my own experience.
Cant wait for more! Thank you for these insights. :)
I need an information zap for all of this content to just come into my brain 🧠so I can raise my son respectfully...I wasn't raised this way either.
Such good points! Amen!
Thank you!
This is powerful. Thank you so much. Just a question on suggestion... I still struggle to understand why laying down suggestions is deemed disrespectful.. It is clearly different from insisting.. Here, i was thinking we lay down few suggestions and still let the child make the choice.. Is that acceptable?
Great question! We'll use the example that was used in the video with the shirt the child chose to wear. During his growing years, there was a time when you made the choice for him. You chose his outfit and dressed him (or helped him dress himself). He then went through a stage where you began to offer him choices/made suggestions in clothing and oversaw his dressing of himself (sometimes still helping with buttons, zippers, etc). In the final stage, the child has been given the task of choosing his clothes and dressing himself. When he heads towards the door for church, we need to be careful that we do not "suggest" by way of insistence (in tone, specific words, influence, etc) that he go change into his blue shirt. Our suggestions can often seem like insistence, leaving the child with no choice, taking the ability to dress himself away from him.
I think it’s taking away a choice passive-aggressively when you could have allowed the child to make a choice. A true suggestion gives wisdom to inform a decision. “It’s going to be hot. That jacket might feel stuffy.” The suggestion this is talking about is more about “suggesting” something while really implying that it’s an order. “You’re wearing THAT?” It’s taking the child’s choice away without actually admitting it.