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Sarah Mackenzie on "Teaching From Rest"
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Welcome to Quiddity, the original podcast from the CiRCE Institute, featuring interviews and ideas that are important to Christian classical education.
In episode #51, author/blogger/speaker/mom, Sarah Mackenzie, joins David Kern to provide some specific tips on how best to teach from a state of rest, what teaching from rest could look like in a traditional school setting, what's new in the updated second edition of her book, Teaching From Rest: A Homeschooler's Guide to Unshakeable Peace (out August 3rd), and much more.
You can find Sarah at amongstlovelythings.com and you find a copy of her book at classicalacademicpress.com.
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