Homeschool

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  A Spartan Legacy The ancient Spartans understood that they needed to raise children who embraced self-sacrifice more than any pleasures. Mark Hamby Mar 22, 2013
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  Math Apps—Worth Their Weight in Gold! The freedom and flexibility of homeschooling have allowed us to explore many curricula and programs so that we could reach a place of success, and the use of educational apps has truly revolutionized our... Sharra Badgley Mar 20, 2013
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  Our Ever-Evolving Homeschool As you learn about your children, you are better able to adapt your environment for them, enabling them to be even more successful. Julie Cerdas Mar 18, 2013
• Public, Private, or Home Education...What Are My Options? Trying comparing these categories: responsibility, academics, supplementary curriculum, values, safety, and environment. Deborah Wuehler Mar 15, 2013
• 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 13, 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 11, 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 08, 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 06, 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 04, 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 Feb 27, 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 25, 2013
• When a Child Doesn’t Remember What He Reads! “Word calling” is a left-brain auditory task, while creating a "picture"of those words is the responsibility of the right-brain hemisphere. Dianne Craft, MA, CNHP Feb 22, 2013