Homeschool Update

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  The Work of a Child Maria Montessori believed that, “Play is the work of the child.” Andrew Pudewa Apr 09, 2013
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  MyCollege: Make College Work for You So You Don't Have to Pay for It! For most students, spending more than $100,000 on a four-year degree is all too common. But it's possible to spend MUCH less! Clifford Stumme Apr 09, 2013
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  The Smoky Mountains: An Education Waiting to Happen As home to a mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish, the Mountains provide entertainment and education for all who visit. Angie Lindsay Apr 09, 2013
• The Truth Behind Homeschooling I am probably not your typical homeschooler. And it's been a long journey figuring things out. Marty Walden Apr 02, 2013
• Homeschooling and Religious Freedom Legal advocacy groups are urging homeschooling families to work at the local level to secure extra protections for religious freedom. Antony Barone Kolenc Apr 02, 2013
• Becoming Best Friends "Spending time together" sounds so obvious, doesn’t it? If you are homeschooling, you may be thinking, “We are always together!” Diana Waring Apr 02, 2013
• How to Love Your Kids Unconditionally Your children may end up making many choices with which you disagree. Thankfully, nothing can ever separate them from God’s love. Whitney Hopler Apr 02, 2013
• A Spartan Legacy The ancient Spartans understood that they needed to raise children who embraced self-sacrifice more than any pleasures. Mark Hamby Mar 26, 2013
• 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 26, 2013
• The Hidden Side of Dating Abuse More than a quarter of teens in romantic relationships say their partners use technology to abuse them. Sarah Hamaker Mar 26, 2013
• Do You Need a Homeschool Support Group? The Bible clearly encourages employing the counsel of others in our endeavors, and homeschooling is no exception. Pamela Greer Mar 26, 2013
• 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 19, 2013