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Come. Welcome back to a delectable education, the podcast that spreads the feast

of the Charlotte Mason method. I'm your host Emily Kaiser and I'm here as always with

Nicole Williams and Liz Kottrell. As we begin our sixth year of the podcast, which is so crazy. We thought it inappropriate time to cover many

of the fundamentals of a Charlotte Mason education, both for those new to the

method and for those of us who have been studying her philosophy of education for years.

So we hope this ongoing discussion will be profitable wherever you find yourself on the

Charlotte Mason Continuum.

Each month we will be looking at a portion of the short synopsis that Miss Mason herself wrote to distill her method.

This synopsis is found at the beginning of each of her six volumes on education

and is commonly referred to as Charlotte Mason's 20 principals. However, when she first wrote the synopsis in

1904, there were only 18 points to it, and the

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