Home Education Series Vol. V: Some Studies in the Formation of Character
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1923
English
- Prefatory Material
- Part 1, Chapter 1: The Philosopher at Home
- Part 1, Chapter 2: Inconstant Kitty
- Part 1, Chapter 3: Under a Cloud
- Part 1, Chapter 4: Dorothy Elmore's Achievement
- Part 1, Chapter 5: Consequences
- Part 1, Chapter 6: Mrs. Sedley's Tale
- Part 1, Chapter 7: Ability
- Part 1, Chapter 8: Poor Mrs. Jumeau!
- Part 1, Chapter 9: "A Happy Christmas to You!"
- Part 2, Chapter 1: What a Salvage!
- Part 2, Chapter 2: Where shall we go this Year?
- Part 2, Chapter 3: The A-B-C-Darians
- Part 2, Chapter 4: "Die neue Zeit bedarf der neuen Schule" (A Schoolmaster's Reverie)
- Part 2, Chapter 5: A Hundred Years After (At the Cloughs' Dinner-Table, Sept. 10, 1990)
- Part 3, Chapter 1: Concerning the Schoolboy and Schoolgirl (part 1)
- Part 3, Chapter 1: Concerning the Schoolboy and Schoolgirl (part 2)
- Part 3, Chapter 1: Concerning the Schoolboy and Schoolgirl (part 3)
- Part 3, Chapter 2: Concerning the Young Maidens at Home (part 1)
- Part 3, Chapter 2: Concerning the Young Maidens at Home (part 2)
- Part 4, Chapter 1: Two Peasant Boys
- Part 4, Chapter 2: A Genius at "School" (part 1)
- Part 4, Chapter 2: A Genius at "School" (part 2)
- Part 4, Chapter 2: A Genius at "School" (part 3)
- Part 4, Chapter 3: Pendennis of Boniface
- Part 4, Chapter 4: "Young Crossjay"
- Part 4, Chapter 5: Better-than-my-Neighbour
- Part 4, Chapter 6: A Modern Educator: Thomas Godolphin Rooper
- Appendix: A Few Books Dealing with Education
This is the fifth volume in the Home Education Series detailing Charlotte Mason's method of education. This volume is subtitled "Some Studies in the Formation of Character," although the author explains in the preface why she considers this to be somewhat of a misnomer. The series is used today by many home-schoolers around the globe and is considered a classic reference by the founder of the homeschooling movement. - Summary by Devorah Allen
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