Narration

Charlotte Mason mentions narration in other parts of the volume, but most of her teaching about it is in Part V — PART V – Lessons as Instruments of Education …in the chapter– VIII.  Reading for Older Children …in the section — The Habit of Reading The most common and the monstrous defect in the

Narration is simply a telling back. In the philosophy of Charlotte Mason, this telling back is to be done after ONE reading, listening, or seeing. Narration is the backbone of the student developing the habits necessary to learning and retaining what is learned. There are so many ways to narrate — write down the narration