Welcome to the Simply Charlotte Mason podcast. I'm Sonia Schaefer, and today I want to introduce to you, Rochelle Baborana.

Rochelle, I am so excited to have you joining me on the podcast.

Thank you. I'm really excited to join as well.

And regular contributing solo things as well as conversations, it's going to be fun. So today let's just kick it off

with a conversation. And I know many people know you as the Charlotte Mason Math lady,

you know, but there is so much more to your wisdom and your knowledge. And I'm excited that

you'll be able to share about that in the coming

weeks and months. But today, we're going to start with math. So what we want to talk about

today is some people might be new to Charlotte Mason math. And it's different from the way many of us were taught math. So let's talk

about how people can get started with a Charlotte Mason approach to mathematics. What do

they need to keep in mind?

All right. So I think one of the things that happens is that people think that Charlotte

Mason Math is different from the way she taught other subjects. But some of the things that happens is that people think that Charlotte Mason Math is different

from the way she taught other subjects.

But some of the things that we're going to go through today, I want people to be listening

and thinking about that they already know a lot of these methods because they're the same

methods that run like threads throughout her other subjects.

So the big difference is that she didn't use living they're the same methods that run like threads throughout her other subjects.

So the big difference is that she didn't use living books for math.

So like you said, it's easy for us to say, oh, then this is completely separate.

This is completely different.

But I like how you said there are so many other similarities, even though it's not a living book approach.

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