Patrick has created a new eBook on implementing habit training in the classroom. This is a great companion volume to Jason’s eBook on Charlotte Mason and the Trivium.
Use the button below to download your FREE copy of “A Guide to Implementing Habit Training.” Send us feedback about what you found helpful and what can be improved in future versions.
Our goal is to spread the powerful practice of habit training to as many classical schools around the nation as possible, because of how strongly we believe that habit training improves the quality of student learning.
Why Habit Training?
If you believe that children are full persons, then you will find habit training a superior method than typical classroom management or parenting discipline. Instead of manipulating behaviors to serve the teacher’s or parent’s needs, habit training seeks to benefit the child, providing them with inspiring ideas to promote their well being and future happiness.
The empowerment of student growth comports with the classical focus on the development of virtues. In addition, recent research has highlighted the benefits of habit formation, delineating the neurology and mechanics of acquiring good habits. It’s surprising, then, to find how relevant Charlotte Mason’s thoughts are, given that she wrote her philosophy of education over 100 years ago!
We hope you enjoy your free copy of this eBook! If you’re convinced like us of the power of habit training, share it with a friend or colleague who might be interested. And after you read it, let us know how we can serve you and the classical education movement better.
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“A Guide to Implementing Habit Training” by Patrick Egan can be accessed through the button below:
Resources on the Topic of Habit Formation
Habit Formation: You, Your Plastic Mind, and Your Internet
Christ Our Habitation: A Consideration of Spiritual Habit Training in Education
Excellence Comes by Habit: Aristotle on Moral Virtue
Charlotte Mason and the Liberal Arts Tradition, Part 2: Educating the Whole Person
The Art of Learning: Four Principles from Josh Waitzkin’s Book
The Search for Happiness, Part 2: The Way of Wisdom
Rules for Schools?: An Interaction with Jordan Peterson’s 12 Rules for Life (Part 1)