Keeping

What is Keeping?

For more information about the big picture of Keeping, please take a look at the Keeping resource page.

Recommended Keeping in 2018-19

This year, we are encouraging our study group to keep a Commonplace Book.

This is an optional practice meant to help you grow in your understanding of Mason’s principles and methods.

The Commonplace Book

What is a Commonplace Book?

Laurie Bestvater in her book, The Living Page, describes a commonplace book:

What is Keeping?

For more information about the big picture of Keeping, please take a look at the Keeping resource page.

Recommended Keeping in 2016-17

This year, we are encouraging our study group to try out two new Keeping habits:  the Commonplace Book and the Century Chart.

These are optional practices meant to help you grow in your understanding of Mason’s principles and methods. But they are only a recommendation; there is no ‘momma guilt.’

What is Keeping?

For more information about the big picture of Keeping, please take a look at the Keeping resource page.

Recommended Keeping in 2017-18

This year, we are encouraging our study group to try out two Keeping habits: the Commonplace Book and the Science Notebook.

These are optional practices meant to help you grow in your understanding of Mason’s principles and methods. But they are only a recommendation; there is no ‘momma guilt.’

What is Keeping?

For more information about the big picture of Keeping, please take a look at the Keeping resource page.

Recommended Keeping in 2017-18

This year, we are encouraging our study group to try out two Keeping habits: the Commonplace Book and the Science Notebook.

These are optional practices meant to help you grow in your understanding of Mason’s principles and methods. But they are only a recommendation; there is no ‘momma guilt.’