Homeschool Update

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  Calling All Grandparents: How to Love Your Grandkids Take a look at four broad ways to love and influence our children’s children. Donna Rees Jul 17, 2012
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  Dual-Credit Programs Offer Great Opportunities for Homeschoolers Dual-credit programs are great for busy homeschoolers, offering students and parents flexibility with which to coordinate additional classes or work responsibilities. Gail Kappenman Jul 17, 2012
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  Pain with a Purpose As parents, we are responsible to help our children build the muscle they need to lift the heavy issues of life. Mark Gregston Jul 10, 2012
• An Education in Relationship I was a single mother nearing not only college graduation but, as it would happen, a national economic crisis as well. I prayed. God answered me with an even greater hunger for closeness with my children,... Heather Berryman Jul 10, 2012
• Decoding the SAT How to help your student study for the critical reading section. Jean Burk Jul 10, 2012
• “You’re Still At Home?" Some things for your high-schooler to keep in mind if she wants to stay home after graduation. Amanda Neely Jul 10, 2012
• Summer Vacation: Beating the Traveling Blues Vacationing with kids doesn’t have to give you a headache. Sarah Hamaker Jul 03, 2012
• Unlock Your Fidgety Child’s Ability to Learn and Focus Teaching is hard enough, but when you have a child who has a hard time focusing, it can seem impossible JK Mergens Jul 03, 2012
• Build Up Those Brains With Proper Nutrition! Many nutrients are needed in order to continue developing this incredible masterpiece: the human brain. Ruth Ng Jul 03, 2012
• Bear Grylls Urges His Sons into Life's Great Adventure To My Sons is a tiny tome of anecdotes, generally related to manhood and other life advice. Debbie Holloway Jun 26, 2012
• Traveling Through Teenland The word teenager might be a modern word, but the struggle in training children during those awkward years has been around since the time of Cain and Abel. Todd Wilson Jun 26, 2012
• Teaching Math Through Questions and Conversation Among students around the world, American high school students have one of the highest measures of self-esteem concerning their math abilities. At the same time, the U.S. is one of the lowest-ranking nations... Leigh A. Bortins Jun 26, 2012