Homeschool

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  Codes and Ciphers When we think of codes, we usually think of spies, espionage and intrigue. Although codes have been used extensively by various governments, codes are used in many other ways as well, not just in spy rings.... Matthew Lewis Oct 17, 2007
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  I Was Raised By Wolves As parents, we've all been influenced by our educational upbringing. Be encouraged that homeschooling our children is truly the best solution in today's educational climate... Gena Suarez Oct 15, 2007
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  Cross-Cultural Studies Firsthand Learning can take many forms and most of life's most important lessons are taught outside the classroom. Here's one homeschool grad's experience studying overseas... Matthew Lickey Oct 12, 2007
• Why You Should Learn the Art of Gentleness Gentleness is an art. It requires time and patience, but the end result proves it is the best training method; it produces the highest yield... Timothy Palla Oct 08, 2007
• He Requires So Little of Us Do you find yourself overwhelmed at times with the responsibilities of homeschooling? It doesn't have to be that hard. Learn a lesson from Moses... Denise Kanter Oct 03, 2007
• Recovering from Public School Education In some public schools the worldly philosophies and values that are taught day after day by teachers, textbooks, and classmates can sink deeply into the heart and mind, influencing the entire outlook on... Cindy Puhek Oct 01, 2007
• Who's Driving The School Bus, Anyway? Just why are men so aggressive when it comes to driving? All the books on men tell us that it is because they are born to lead and made to race. The physical example of trying to "drive" our husbands finds... Deborah Wuehler Sep 24, 2007
• Navigating Through Life Decisions. Responsibilities. Life is full of both. Responsibilities are always with us, and decisions are so much a part of everyday life that, except for the ones that make us pause a moment, we make them... Leslie J. Wyatt Sep 21, 2007
• Does Slow and Steady Always Win the Race? When it comes to learning to read does slow and steady always win the race? Read on to learn some of the benefits and pitfalls of each method. Kim Wolf Sep 19, 2007
• Harmonious Homeschool: Ways We Have De-stressed Our Home Many things can cause disharmony in our homeschools. Check out these tips to help lower your "stress meter." Betsy Chastain Sep 12, 2007
• Finding Rest As homeschoolers, most of us have learned to dismiss weak socialization arguments. However, special needs children may have less opportunity. Here are some tips to help you find rest while meeting the needs... Marla G. Nowak Sep 10, 2007
• Fashion Rebels: Modeling for Modesty Mark Earley Sep 07, 2007