Homeschool

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  What I Learned from 10 Years of Burnout As you read about my ten years of burnout, I hope you will discover the hidden blessings and even the benefits it can offer. Deborah Wuehler Jul 14, 2014
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  When Students are Athletes: Balancing the Equation Many students are choosing homeschooling due to burgeoning athletic careers. How do parents strike a balance? Jessica Parnell Jul 02, 2014
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  3 Ways to Avoid Homeschool Burnout One of the biggest lies is that a good leader has to do it all. This expectation is impossible, impractical, and a sure path to burnout. Lori Hatcher Jun 30, 2014
• A Summer of Entrepreneurship Education Starting and operating a micro-business is a superb way for young people to apply the knowledge and ability they acquire through their academic studies, as well as to develop many non-academic but supremely... Andrew Pudewa Jun 25, 2014
• How to Build a LEGO Robotics Team Take several homeschooled boys, aged 10–14, add a pile of LEGO bricks, a robot, and a challenge to solve, and you get a LEGO robotics team! Shelly Browne Jun 20, 2014
• Graduating at 15: How Did That Happen? How in the world did our 15 year old graduate at such a young age? We let her proceed and watched her progress. Heather W. Allen Jun 11, 2014
• Homeschooling: Finding Freedom from the Four Walls I never in my life planned to homeschool. When I first learned about homeschooling, which was years before I was married and had children, it sounded like some type of weird and extremist way of raising... Jennifer Smeltser Jun 09, 2014
• Keeping Art Simple and History Alive For those of us who are not art history majors, teaching art and history simultaneously can be overwhelming. Jennifer L. Padgett Jun 06, 2014
• Learning to Love Silence and Solitude Whether it is the silence of morning, the quiet stillness at the end of the day, or a few moments of quiet time when little ones are napping, for many, silence and solitude is an essential part of keeping a... Sheila Campbell Jun 02, 2014
• Music by Mendelssohn & Millet Nearly everyone knows Felix Mendelssohn’s “Wedding March” from A Midsummer Night’s Dream. But did you know... Andrea Newitt May 28, 2014
• Living in Liberty The challenge parents face is to foster appropriate liberty for our children with an appropriate authority for us as their parents. Diana Waring May 26, 2014
• 6 High-Tech Tools for Homeschools Whatever the reason you and your family have chosen the option of homeschooling, numerous terrific online resources are out there. Lauren Cassel Brownell May 21, 2014