YMB #65 Remembrance and Grammar: A Conversation with Cindy Rollins

Homeschool Better Together with Pam Barnhill

Pam Barnhill

Kids & Family, Christianity, Education, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 683 Ratings

🗓️ 21 January 2020

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Cindy Rollins, mom of nine and “Mama of Morning Time” (so-named by me!), is back on the podcast this week to chat about Stratford Caldecott’s Beauty in the Word — specifically the portion on grammar, or what Caldecott calls “remembering.” Join us as we chat about anamnesis, what it is and how it is alike and different what we already associate with memory. Listen for:

The idea of anchoring or tethering our children to a cultural heritage.
What are some Morning Time elements that help to convey this cultural heritage.
How Cindy handles the aspects of our heritage that are not positive or admirable.
The connection between language and memory and how language helps form relationships with ideas.
How technology is both a blessing and a curse when it comes to our efforts to be people who practice Remembering.

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0:00.0	This is Your Morning Basket, where we help you bring truth, goodness, and beauty to your
0:12.2	homeschool day.
0:16.1	Hi, everyone, and welcome to episode 65 of the Your Morning Basket podcast.
0:22.9	I'm Pam Barnhill, your host, and I am so happy that you are joining me here today.
0:28.2	Well, today is our final archive episode of the podcast.
0:32.3	These are episodes that first appeared on the Home School Solutions show in 2018, and we are bringing them over
0:40.0	into the canon, so to speak, of Your Morning Basket.
0:45.3	And we've kind of saved one of the best for last.
0:48.4	This episode is with Cindy Rollins, who I like to call the Mama of Morning Time.
0:53.9	She has turned an entire generation of
0:57.0	homeschool moms onto the concept of doing morning time or morning basket in their home.
1:03.4	And I wanted to have Cindy on to talk about a book that is fascinating to both of us. This is
1:09.0	Stratford Caldecott's Beauty in the Word. If you haven't read this one,
1:13.0	I highly recommend it. And today we're going to be talking about grammar as remembering. And it's
1:21.4	kind of a concept that Caldicott takes a little bit of a different take on than is normally
1:30.2	heard about in classical circles. So some of the concepts we're going to cover are the idea of anchoring or tethering our children
1:36.5	to a cultural heritage and how you can use morning time to do that.
1:42.1	Why is this important? We're also going to be talking about the
1:46.0	connection between language and memory and how language helps form relationships with ideas.
1:53.6	It's a really wonderful conversation. I think you're going to enjoy it, and we'll get on with it
1:58.5	right after this word from our sponsor.
2:03.6	This episode of the Your Morning Basket podcast is brought to you by a month of morning time.
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