A Liberal Education for All

Author: Carroll Smith, John Thorley

In the early 20th century, Charlotte Mason sought to revolutionize British education with her philosophy of A Liberal Education for All, offering every child a rich and broad curriculum that nourished both mind and spirit. This volume tells the captivating story of how Mason’s ideas were brought to life, from the coal-mining villages of Bradford to the rural schools of Gloucestershire.

$25.95 – $40.95

SKU N/A Categories Biography (19+), Education, Historical Non-Fiction (19+), Living Book Press, Teaching Tags charlotte mason, education

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A Liberal Education for All is a compelling read for educators, historians, and anyone interested in the history of educational reform and the vibrant legacy of Charlotte Mason’s ideas, which continue to inspire schools and homeschoolers around the world today through organizations such as the Charlotte Mason Institute.

Through a series of revealing letters between Mason and her closest collaborators, John Thorley and J. Carroll Smith explore the bold achievements of this ambitious movement.

Educators like Lienie Steinthal and Horace Household played pivotal roles in implementing Mason’s methods in local schools, paving the way for what would become a global movement.

Thorley, a former principal of Charlotte Mason College, and Smith, an experienced educator, offer expert commentary on the personal relationships and the bureaucratic, political, and financial challenges overcome to ensure the lasting impact of Mason’s vision.