Homeschool Update

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  Public, Private, or Home Education...What Are My Options? Trying comparing these categories: responsibility, academics, supplementary curriculum, values, safety, and environment. Deborah Wuehler Mar 19, 2013
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  Homeschool’s New Day in China Parents all over China look at Zheng Yaqi’s success—he’s opened bookstores, started magazines, and set up photography studios—and wonder if maybe homeschooling has contributed to his successful creative... Rachel Terry Mar 19, 2013
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  Why Do We Need Rules Anyway? Parents understand rules, but children often don't. However, rules, obedience, and consequences are from God. Susan J. Knowles Mar 19, 2013
• The Debate Over Daytime Curfews Proponents of daytime curfews have good intentions: to decrease juvenile crime and increase the high school graduation rate. Antony Barone Kolenc Mar 12, 2013
• Walking into Parenting God said training children while walking pays off (Deuteronomy 6:7), and He’s right. Here’s how it has for us... John UpChurch Mar 12, 2013
• The Power of Enjoyment When children are motivated they have a zest for learning that extends beyond Legos and bikes to science, history, and literature. Diana Waring Mar 12, 2013
• Mason-Inspired Methods for Teaching Writing Through these regular practices, students gain invaluable writing skills that will serve them well in college and in real life. Jessica Boling Mar 12, 2013
• Addicted to Video Games Tthe word “Atari,” the brand name of one of the original video game platforms, means in Japanese “you’re about to become engulfed.” Mark Gregston Mar 05, 2013
• Be Careful While Reading Research Results Home-educated graduates are the most likely to get divorced? Most likely to feel prepared for a vibrant spiritual life? Brian D. Ray, Ph.D. Mar 05, 2013
• 10 Essential Elements of a Thriving Homeschool Co-Op The pleasures of homeschooling our children are many, the rewards great, and the challenges plentiful. Joy Kita Mar 05, 2013
• Identifying and Correcting Blocked Learning Gates Are you working at home with a bright, hardworking child or teenager who has to work too hard to learn? Dianne Craft, MA, CNHP Mar 05, 2013
• Why Literature? The Case for Huckleberry Finn Parents often ask my wife Missy and me why we give classic literature such a prominent place in our curriculum. Adam Andrews Feb 26, 2013