• The Original Home Schooling Series by Charlotte M. Mason
• Volume 3: School Education: Developing a curriculum
• When Children Love to Learn by Elaine Cooper
• More Charlotte Mason Education by Catherine Levison
• Consider This: Charlotte Mason and the Classical Tradition by Karen Glass

• Norms & Nobility: A Treatise on Education by David V. Hicks
• Climbing Parnassus by Tracy Lee Simmons
• The Trivium: The Liberal Arts of Logic, Grammar, and Rhetoric by Sister Miriam Joseph

• A Thomas Jefferson Education by Oliver Van DeMille
• A Thomas Jefferson Education Home Companion by Oliver DeMille, Rachel DeMille and Diane Jeppson
• Leadership Education: The Phases of Learning by Oliver and Rachel DeMille

1. Select one method of education you want to learn more about (Charlotte Mason Education, or Classical Education, or Thomas Jefferson Education) and read 1 or 2 books about that method.  See suggested book selections above.

2. Keep a notebook.  You can develop this notebook however you wish, make it work for you.  You might like to have sections for your different children and write down ideas from your studies that will be beneficial to each child.

1. Select one method of education you want to learn more about (Charlotte Mason Education, or Classical Education, or Thomas Jefferson Education) and read 3 books about that method.  See suggested book selections above.

2. Keep a notebook.  You can develop this notebook however you wish, make it work for you.  You might like to have sections for your different children and write down ideas from your studies that will be beneficial to each child.

1. Select two methods of education you want to learn more about (Charlotte Mason Education, or Classical Education, or Thomas Jefferson Education) and read 2 -3 books about each method.  See suggested book selections above.

2. Keep a notebook.  You can develop this notebook however you wish, make it work for you.  You might like to have sections for your different children and write down ideas from your studies that will be beneficial to each child.

Summiteer

1. Select all the following methods to learn more about (Charlotte Mason Education, Classical Education, and Thomas Jefferson Education) and read 2 - 3 books about each method.  See suggested book selections above.

2. Keep a notebook.  You can develop this notebook however you wish, make it work for you.  You might like to have sections for your different children and write down ideas from your studies that will be beneficial to each child.