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Teaching the Trivium: Christian Homeschooling in a  Classical Style  -     
        By: Harvey Bluedorn, Laurie Bluedorn
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This homeschool product specifically reflects a Christian worldview. Teaching the Trivium: Christian Homeschooling in a Classical Style

Trivium Pursuit / 2001 / Paperback
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One of the most comprehensive books available on the homeschooling classical education model, the Bluedorns offer a workable plan for every age and subject based on the trivium of grammar, logic and rhetoric. Beginning with who should control eduction--parents or the state--and the basics of classical education, we are treated to both principles and practical advice. Chapters on teaching languages, literature, approaches to homeschooling, extensive suggestions for various age levels, Scripture, and preparation for adulthood provides the information one would need to make an informed decision about classical education. 635 pages, softcover.

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Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 637
Vendor: Trivium Pursuit
Dimensions: 9 X 6 (inches)
ISBN: 0974361631
ISBN-13: 9780974361635
Availability: In Stock

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The Bluedorns have a family vision. They are pro-homeschool and believe that "the family is at the heart of God’s plan for restoring Christian culture." Their high ideals of teaching by way of the classical model of the trivium require careful study, yet they make this style of education sound so doable, so appealing, even homey.

All three stages of the trivium (grammar, logic, and rhetoric) are explained. Then the Bluedorns answer "how-to-do-it" questions they have received over the years, relating their experience with their own children. Their interpretation of classical education shares similarities with the Charlotte Mason philosophy. For instance, good books and narration are essential to both. Although the Bluedorns (who first met in college Greek class) encourage us to make the teaching of Greek and Latin a priority in the elementary grades, they are not, on the whole, advocates for early formal academics. On the contrary, they suggest we delay teaching "formal" math and are in favor of "informal" math and English grammar until the age of 10, which is in keeping with Miss Mason’s advice.

If you’re like me and teaching Greek and Latin is not your preference, you won’t want to miss the other riches the Bluedorns have to offer. You will glean useful ideas for teaching a range of other subjects to children of all ages. 637 pages, softcover from Trivium Pursuit.

—Karen

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