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Welcome to a Delectable Education, the podcast that spreads the feast of the Charlotte Mason

Method.

I'm Emily Kaiser and I'm here with Nicole Williams, Liz Kottrell.

And today we are going to try to tackle what is kind of an immense subject called physical

geography and this is a component that we actually see mostly listed under

geography in the programs but it is that branch of geography that overlaps with science.

So a lot of times these lessons would also kind of dovetail or mesh or appear when the student was studying more Earth

science or geology subjects even in their science. So it's the things having to do

with the Earth and the atmosphere and all of that kind of the physical

part not just reading about different places and you know cultures and ethnicities

and the And as such, this subject, almost more than any other, probably up there with teaching

reading or foreign language, relies on an oral lesson. So this, it's not the sole type of geography teaching so you're not

having oral lessons for the whole of your geography subjects but for

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