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Index
Title Contents What The Well-Trained Mind Does: An Overview Practical Considerations: Using The Well-Trained Mind Without Losing Your Own Supplementing Your Child’s Education: The Well-Trained Mind and Full-Time School Prologue: The Story of a Classical Home Education
1. Uncharted Territory: Jessie 2. A Personal Look at Classical Education: Susan
Part I. The Grammar Stage: Kindergarten Through Fourth Grade
3. The Parrot Years
Now or Never How to Teach the Poll-Parrot Stage Priorities
4. Unlocking the Doors: The Preschool Years
Preschool: Birth to Three Kindergarten Years: Four and Five Resources
5. Words, Words, Words: Spelling, Grammar, Reading, and Writing
Keeping It Organized General Instructions for Grades 1 through 4 Overview of Language Work Resources
6. The Joy of Numbers: Math
Procedural Math and Conceptual Math Spiral Approach and Mastery Approach The Way Children Think Math Tables: A Defense Keeping Math in View Educate Yourself How to Choose a Program Suggested Schedules Resources
7. Seventy Centuries in Four Years: History and Geography
Seventy Centuries in Four Years What If You’re Starting in the Middle? How to Do It Suggested Schedules Resources
8. Investigating the World: Science
Goals for the Grammar Stage Which Subjects to Study, and When How to Teach Science: General Methods How to Do Life Science: Animals, Human Beings, and Plants How to Do Earth Science and Astronomy How to Do Chemistry How to Do Physics How to Do Technology Suggested Schedules Resources
9. Dead Languages for Live Kids: Latin (and Other Languages Still Living)
Why Latin? How Does Latin Work? How to Do It What about Other Languages? Suggested Schedules Resources
10. Electronic Teachers: Using Computers and Other Screens 11. Matters of Faith: Religion
Resources
12. Finer Things: Art and Music
Art Music Suggested Schedules Resources
Part I Epilogue: Charts, Schedules, Worksheets, Etc.
The Grammar Stage at a Glance Notebook Summary, Grades 1 through 4 Sample Weekly Checklists Curriculum Planning Worksheet Whole Language and Phonics: Whole to Parts versus Parts to Whole Teaching
Part II. The Logic Stage: Fifth Grade Through Eighth Grade
13. The Argumentative Child
Building on the Foundation Logic and the Trivium Logic in the Curriculum How to Teach the Logic Stage Priorities
14. Snow White Was Irrational: Logic for the Intuitive
An Introduction to Logic How to Teach Logic Resources
15. The Language of Reason: Math
How to Plan Middle-Grade Math Suggested Schedules Resources
16. Recognizing the Patterns: Science
Your Goals Which Subjects to Study, and When How to Teach Scientific Concepts: General Methods How to Do Life Science: Animals, Human Beings, and Plants How to Do Earth Science and Astronomy How to Do Chemistry How to Do Physics How to Do Technology Suggested Schedules Resources
17. Why 1492? History and Geography
Keeping It Organized Starting in the Middle (or with More than One) A Word about American History How to Do It How to Outline Summary of Logic-Stage History Work Resources
18. Thinking Straight: Spelling, Grammar, Reading, and Writing
Keeping It Organized Spelling and Word Study Grammar Reading: Literature Reading: For Fun (Continuing Skill Development) Memory Work Writing Overview of Language Work Resources
19. Looking into Other Worlds: Latin and Languages
Teaching Options Which Languages, and When? When Do I Do It? Suggested Schedules Resources
20. Away with Abusive Fallacies! Religion
Resources
21. The History of Creativity: Art and Music
Art Music Suggested Schedules Resources
22. Texts and Technology: How to Use Screens in the Logic Stage
Basic Skills in Technology Educational Software Online Learning Internet Research Movies, Etc. Resources
23. Moving toward Independence: Logic for Life
Resources
Part II Epilogue: Charts, Schedules, Worksheets, Etc.
The Logic Stage at a Glance Notebook Summary, Grades 5 through 8 Sample Weekly Checklists Curriculum Planning Worksheet
Part III. The Rhetoric Stage: Ninth Grade Through Twelfth Grade
24. Preparing for High School: An Overview
High-School Requirements Planning Ahead Staying Organized One Last Note
25. Speaking Your Mind: The Rhetoric Stage
A General Guide to the Rhetoric Stage The Study of Rhetoric How to Do It Alternatives A Word about STEM Kids and Rhetoric Debate Suggested Schedules How to Put It on the Transcript Resources
26. Skill with Words: Grammar and Writing
How to Do It Suggested Schedules How to Put It on the Transcript Resources
27. Great Books: History and Reading
How to Do It How to Talk about the Great Books Writing Projects What about American History and Government? Starting in the Middle University Sources for Great Books Curricula Suggested Schedules How to Put It on the Transcript Resources
28. Comfort with Numbers: Math
A Word about Students Who Struggle Suggested Schedules How to Put It on the Transcript Resources
29. Principles and Laws: Science
An Overview of Rhetoric-Stage Science What to Study, and When How to Do It Suggested Schedules How to Put It on the Transcript Resources
30. Learning Other Worlds: Foreign Languages
Which Languages? Planning the Progression Suggested Schedules How to Put It on the Transcript Resources
31. Looking Behind the Curtain: Technology Skills
The Obligatory Warnings about the Internet, Social Media, Etc. Basic Programming Is Important Suggested Schedules
32. Apologizing for Faith: Religion and Ethics
Resources
33. Appreciating the Arts: Art and Music
Art Music Suggested Schedules How to Put It on the Transcript Resources
34. The Specialist
General Guidelines Flexibility Specific Guidelines Evaluation Suggested Schedules How to Put It on the Transcript
35. Some People Hate Homer Part III Epilogue
The Rhetoric Stage at a Glance
Part IV. Coming Home: How to Educate Your Child at Home
36. The Kitchen-Table School: Why Home-Educate?
Why Should You Home-School? Encouragement for Parents First Steps Taking Your Child Out of School The Realities of Home Schooling A Personal Word from Jessie Resources
37. When Learning Doesn’t Improve: Difficulties and Challenges 38. The Confident Child: Socialization 39. The Character Issue: Parents as Teachers
Resources
40. And Just When Do I Do All This? Schedules for Home Schoolers
How Much Time Does It Take? Yearly Planning Weekly Planning Daily Planning Jessie’s Method of Organizing: A Personal Account Good Use of Time Home Schooling with Babies and Toddlers Schedules for Home Schoolers Jessie’s Favorite Resources
41. Paper Proof: Grades and Record Keeping
Notification Elementary School and Middle School: Portfolios High School: Transcripts Diploma Resources
42. The Yardstick: Standardized Testing
Yearly Testing AP and CLEP Exams PSAT, SAT, and ACT Resources
43. Where’s the Team? Athletics at Home
Resources
44. The Local School: Dealing with Your School System 45. Yelling for Help: Tutors, Online Resources, Distance Learning, Cooperative Classes, and Colleges and Universities
Tutors Online Resources Correspondence Schools Cooperative Classes Community Colleges and Local Universities
46. Going to College: Applications for Home Schoolers
Planning for College Choosing a College The Application Process The Portfolio One Successful Application A Word about Early Admissions Resources
47. Working: Apprenticeships and Other Jobs
Resources
48. The Final Word: Starting in the Middle
Appendix: Taking an Oral History Acknowledgments Index Also by Susan Wise Bauer and Jessie Wise Copyright
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