Homeschool Update

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  Are Video Games Helpful or Harmful to Our Kids? So what’s the real skinny on the sudden wave of virtual learning opportunities through video games? Jessica Parnell Feb 18, 2014
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  What Parents Can Learn from the Creationism vs. Evolution Debate I’m not a scientist, debater, theologian or apologist. I’m a dad. How can the creationism vs. evolution debate help my kids? Brent Rinehart Feb 11, 2014
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  Fish Oil as Healing Brain Food It has come to the point that evidence of the impact of fish oil on the brain and nervous system of these struggling children is so large that I think it deserves its own article. Dianne Craft, MA, CNHP Feb 11, 2014
• Beauty is Truth: Fine Arts at Home Until reading Gene Edward Veith’s State of the Arts, I had not considered that art was ordained by God in the Old Testament. Leigh A. Bortins Feb 11, 2014
• A New Season: Thoughts on Impending Graduation As Christians, we live in constant tension. The Lord commands us to be in the world, but not of the world. One of the ways people have responded to this tension has been to homeschool their children. Leigh A. Bortins Feb 05, 2014
• Unconditional Love Is Not Enough I prayed for inspiration and wisdom…and the response was the realization that unconditional love and support from your family is the foundation. Jodi Murphy Jan 28, 2014
• One Mama's Gift of Life I remember finding out that I was going to be a mother for the very first time. Just finishing my student teaching at a Christian college and being unmarried, I felt alone, helpless, embarrassed, and... Karen Allen Campbell Jan 28, 2014
• What Can I Do About Auditory Processing Problems? What is happening when bright, hardworking kids and teenagers have to expend so much energy to process things auditorily? Dianne Craft, MA, CNHP Jan 28, 2014
• 5 Ways to Teach Your Children to Hate the Ministry Ed Stetzer and his team spoke with pastors' kids to see what makes them run from the pews when they get older. Here's what they found... John UpChurch Jan 21, 2014
• The Enduring Legacy of Ancient Greek Drama The ancient Greeks invented drama—and not the kind our kids invent when asked to mow the yard or wash the dishes. Amy Barr Jan 21, 2014
• A Day Without Art: Missing Out on the Human Experience Art is an essential part of a well-rounded curriculum, as it adds so much value to the learning (and the life) experience. Pat Knepley Jan 14, 2014
• Helping Homeschooling Families Avoid the College Debt Trap When parents make college calculations and discover the actual costs involved, sticker shock is a common occurrence. Jessica Parnell Jan 07, 2014