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Heart of Wisdom Teaching Approach
By Robin Sampson
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Don't you wish all the great information
on this site was in one book?
Now it is! And MUCH More!
The Heart of Wisdom Teaching Approach by Robin Sampson
This book is for all homeschoolers who want to make the Bible the center of their school day. The Heart of Wisdom Teaching Approach
is an ingenious combination of several popular homeschool methods,
including Charlotte Mason's methods, the Delight-Directed Studies
approach, Four-Step Lessons, and others.
This giant 500+page book provides
the methods, program, and resources for a course of study where
students spend half the school day studying God's Word and the other
half studying God's world (academics). Students study history
chronologically and science in the order of the days of Creation. This
book will instruct you, step by step, how to give your child a
Bible-focused, comprehensive education from preschool through high
school; one that will train him or her to read, to study, to
understand, to love to learn and, most importantly, to desire and seek
true wisdom. This approach can be used for all grade levels.
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Professional Reviews
Robin
Sampson has put together a jewel of a package. This approach is written
to appeal to many different learning methods, using Charlotte Mason's
philosophy of learning, her own Bible-first philosophy, and the
biblical Hebraic method of education. Her creative way of melding
Charlotte Mason and the four basic learning styles has produced an
approach that is truly a conduit to life-long learning. Robin gently
leads us to this place of light yet highly encourages delight-directed
learning at the same time. When you ignite a spark of interest in your
child, lay aside the schedule/timetable and watch them fly! Children
who are learning by choice will retain and enjoy so much more than
those who are forced to study topics of no interest to them. There are
comprehensive helps on making timeline books and portfolios, all with
lots of illustrations and examples. Robin has obviously spent time in
prayer and more prayer while she prepared these studies. Her writings
are thoughtful, insightful and joyful and have been a labor of love
from her whole family, I'm quite sure! Enjoy the four steps-Excite,
Examine, Expand, and Excel! You may never go back to any other way of
learning.
Heidi Shaw, The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
...I
am thrilled to see this material put in readable format which can
influence the education of youth. Parents of course are going to grasps
the concepts in the process. Your work is quite remarkable. It not only
reflects the biblical model but also shows considerable research in
establishing the bibliocentricity of your work.I celebrate the pains
you have taken to examine the scholarship on this subject, a major
reason your work has depth and breadth. The Heart of Wisdom Teaching Approach
is a clear articulation of the uniqueness of the Hebraic, biblical
philosophy of education. I am sure it will do very well because you
build the case very well, often contrasting the Hebraic teaching to
others .Thank you again for this significant publication. I look
forward to recommending [it] to others in search of a biblical approach
to learning. You have taken a bold and necessary step. More power to
you.
Dr. Marvin Wilson, Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Gordon College and author of Our Father Abraham: Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith.
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Homeschool Customer Reviews
Of all the books I have read on
homeschooling this book is a five star plus! I used Robin's new book to
introduce my son to the approach and also to help me to use the HOW
Approach. I am writing my own lessons using the HOW approach as my son
has hearing loss and I am deaf (oral/verbal). I also use hearing aids
and have limited hearing.
You will not be disappointed with
the book. The book has really help me in improving the way I teach and
also what I teach and how not to worry about when my son learns
something. Just because he doesn't learn something in second grade
doesn't mean he can't do it in third grade. Most schools here in
Indiana teach the state history (required) in the 4th grade. I don't
have to do it in his 4th grade year, but can do it now or when he is in
5th or 6th or 7th grades. As long as he does do it.
All I do
is help him learn and let him learn at his pace and when he is ready
for something, he does it with delight! Our homeschool experience is
much better and most of all I am not burned out as I was last year. I
am even experiencing much delight in our lessons and have learned a few
things myself. -Sharon

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I am so very excited to get
this book! I've had this continual feeling that there just wasn't
enough focus on the Word, or that it was just tacked on for a few
minutes each morning. This book will help me accomplish the goal of
Christ being the central focus of all we do in our homeschool and life.
This is the first "how-to" that I will be able to pass on to skeptical
relatives and say, "Here is my philosophy on education." Thank you,
Robin, for putting into words what I have needed for so long! -Caroline J

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It isn't easy to leave Egypt and go
boldly into the Promised Land, but that is what the Lord would have for
us; after all, what He told Joshua applies to us as well, Be strong and of good courage ... for I am with you! Your work helps me to remember that truth. -Chris Gurzler

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t's been really hard homeschooling my five children, and I know the
Lord has put it on my heart two years ago to do this and I haven't been
doing well with this. I have been using textbooks and the kids think
its too hard and boring and don't want to do it. My dad gave me this
book called Things We Wish We'd Known and I had it since
December but just read it a month ago. I read your article in it and I
loved it! I looked up your web site on Heart of Wisdom and teared up
because this is what I have been looking for. Praise the Lord! Now this
is my answered prayer. This is perfect for all my children to enjoy and
have fun. -Michelle R.

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EVERY homeschool parent should
read this book. I have been reading this very slowly. There is so much
information; my Bible is right next to me when I read this book. I was
even reading some of it to my children. I know I will be reading this a
second time. I would love for my children to read parts of it.
This
book will encourage anyone looking into homeschooling or people who
have been homeschooling and need some encouragement. Don't miss this
book. It was well worth the wait. I have been reading this after my
morning Bible reading before the children wake up. By doing this it is
allowing me to stay focused on the Lord and giving me the motivation I
need to teach and serve the Lord.
This is the BEST book I have read in my 15 years of homeschooling. This book takes a hard look
(but is a good way) at the way we need to teach our children. That we
need to train them for the LORD not train them for the WORLD. Thank
you, this book came at just the right time in my homeschooling journey.
May God richly bless you and your family. -Nancy G.

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Thank you, thank you for the much needed
inspiration. I am in tears of relief that someone out there understands
and supports God's Word in teaching. I have renewed hope for the coming
years. My little girl is four, so will begin "education" soon. I know
now that God is answering my prayers for direction in our education
efforts. In Christ. -Tonya Smith

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I just purchased this book at a
homeschool convention at the beginning of June. It is exactly the tool
we need for our family right now!
We've considered using HOW
unit studies after falling in love with the biblical holidays guide.
This book is encouraging me to design our units based on where we are
right now and we look forward to using some of the HOW units along the
way, too.
Thanks so much for all you do to help each family find peace while learning together. Blessings on your ministry! -Rebecca Innocenti (innocentifamily@juno.com)

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This book is a must-read for Christian
homeschool teachers. With dedicated prayer and insight, Robin Sampson
has created a new approach to teaching that filters every subject
through the Bible. The framework she provides at first seems complex,
but after immersing yourself in it for a few days it becomes very clear
and logical. I am so excited about this new school year and I am
certain I will learn as much as my kids. That's one of the best things
about this approach. It is applicable to you as well as to your
students. It allows lots of room for creativity with options for
scrapbooking, drawing, writing and anything else that can be documented
for a portfolio. Even instituting a portion of the suggestions made in
this book will revitalize your Christian homeschool and alleviate
burnout for you, the teacher. -Helen J. Marshall

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If I had to
choose only one homeschooling book, HOWTA would be the one! Amazing,
stupendous work by Robin Sampson! I can't believe I'm so blessed to
have found what I will use for the rest of my homeschool years this
early on! I was homeschooled growing up, and worked in a homeschool
bookstore. I've seen it all, and THIS is what it's all about. The
resource section alone is worth its weight in gold. I can't possibly recommend it highly enough!!! -Amy R. Mucklestone

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I say WOW after reading HOW. I feel
blessed to have stumbled across this book because for me it has been a
prayer answered. I found it while looking for information on how to
apply the Charlotte Mason teaching method. I withdrew my son from
school and started home-schooling him with little warning and no
planning. Although I knew this was the right decision it left me in a
difficult position. I either had time to research how and what to teach
him or to teach him, but not both at the same time.
The HOWTA has given me a frame on which
to mount the canvas of our home-schooling. There are many great points
about this method but there are two in particular which I love. The
first is that is has such a sound biblical base-which is something
which is so important to both myself and my son. This really shows
through in all subjects. The other really wonderful thing is that I am
inclined to go for a delight-driven approach but sometimes lack
confidence in this as it has no structure and is very difficult to plan
around or collect resources for in advance. The HOWTA has given me the
confidence that I lacked because it shows how to follow the
delight-driven path while being within a structure. And because it is a
biblical structure I feel comfortable and secure using it. I have since
purchased other items by Robin Sampson and was not disappointed, and I
plan to buy more as our home-school journey progresses. -Anonymous

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WOW! what a relief...THE SOLUTION is here. I
am so relieved to have found this book. The most important key to a
child's growth and success in this world is how to obtain and walk in
wisdom. This book clearly defines what true wisdom is and where to find
it, as well as how to teach it. Robin Sampson has done an incredible
job in answering all of a mom's concerns about education today. I am
overjoyed to have this book as a tool to guide me as I help my children
discover their hearts of wisdom. Every parent should read this book.
-Randy Vandyke

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In her book, rich with biblical and
historical references, Robin Sampson makes a solid case for putting God
first in home education curriculum. Quite unlike many other books I've
read, Mrs. Sampson consistently encourages her readers to have God
direct their home education efforts, not the state, friends, family,
etc. After reading this book, I've lost those nasty "first time" home
education jitters and feel confirmed in my calling to educate my child
with a focus on training her in the way GOD would have her go.
This
is the second book I've purchased from Heart of Wisdom and I highly
recommend this author. The first was the equally excellent What Your Child Needs to Know When... With God as our "principal," I am confident that we are in good hands! -Kimberly A. Depaolo

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WOW! I am sooo excited about using HOW
this year. At the end of spring I began praying about what the Lord
would have me use for curriculum this year. I was thoroughly
researching the Veritas Press and HOW; after reading all I could about
Veritas and the HOW book, I have a firm conviction that the Lord wants
us to use the HOW for our family from now on! I have thoroughly enjoyed
all the knowledge and wisdom that I have gleaned from reading Sections
1 and 2 about rethinking Christian education. It has really been a
blessing to be challenged to think about the methods by which we
educate our children. I truly desire to pull away from the Greek and
secular worldviews of teaching and to embrace a more Hebraic way of
educating. There is so much to learn and I know that Robin Sampson has
worked very hard to create such a thorough resource; but I am very
anxious to begin learning with my children all the things that I was
not taught in my education-wisdom!!!!!!! A must read for any homeschool
parent!! -Stephani N. Whitaker

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While reading this book I kept telling
myself, "This is what I wanted/hoped for when I started homeschooling!"
I am so glad I have found it now. I love the 4Mat System and Robin's
use of it in her unit studies. She goes into detail of how you can use
her unit studies, make your own, or implement someone else's. It fits
everyone's needs who wants a biblically-based education for their
children. Even if you don't want a biblically-based education it goes
in depth of how to create a unit study of an area where your child
shows delight (good example of a horse study). If you are new to
homeschooling, it helps support your decision and gives resources for
you to use that have taken veteran homeschoolers years to discover. It
gives you the best of the best! -P. Weed

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Available as an Ebook or a Treebook (Paperback)
Click Here for the Paperback Book Click here for the Ebook.
HOW
ebooks and bound books are almost the same. One is printed from your
computer and the other you get in the mail. The ebook is a book
delivered and created to be read electronically and printed from your
computer. The ebooks are in the Adobe Acrobat format (like the sample
lessons above).
Ebook Benefits
- Once you buy an ebook, you can read it within 24 hours; you don't have to wait for delivery.
- You can find what
you need fast. You can use the "search" and "find" functions to
pinpoint the material you need more easily than in a print book.
- HOW ebooks are
extensively hyperlinked. Just open the ebook in your browser and click
your way to the section or chapter you need.
- HOW ebooks are
hyperlinked to the Internet. Open the ebook in your browser and click
the linked text for instant additional information-worksheets, free
online books, resources, and more!
- You can print out ebooks!
- You don't have to wait for UPS or the mail.
- The ebook contains the same contents as the traditional book
- Quick Adobe (PDF) download.
- Did I mention no waiting?
Bound Book Benefits
- You can take it to your
teaching area, support group meetings, the library, on vacation, your
bed, in the bathtub, etc. (you can also do this if you print out the
ebook).
- You can easily see
the big picture: there is nothing like having the book in hand. You can
see the whole book at once, flip though the pages, etc. (bookoholics
understand). Some of us just have to have the book!

For more follow the links below
HOW Teaching Approach Overview
Education Philosophy
Bible-First Approach
Charlotte Mason Methods
Learning Styles and the Four Steps
Writing to Learn
Delight Directed Studies
Unit Studies
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