Homeschool Update

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  What Is an “Inspired Homeschooler”? Some people think of writing as simply a means to communicate, but in reality, writing has a much greater power. Amelia Harper Oct 30, 2012
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  The Benefits of Starting a Micro Business—More Than Just the Money! Could running a business actually help change and improve the world? It’s wonderful to imagine. Carol Topp Oct 23, 2012
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  Time Is on Their Side Give kids encouragement in fiscal matters when they’re small so that when they leave the nest, they’ll not fall flat on their faces. Erika Hoffman Oct 23, 2012
• Teaching State History: An Outline With Projects Following are some of the ideas and activities that have emerged out of our years of homeschooling. Rusty and Sandy Sieber Oct 16, 2012
• Inspirational Quotations From Across Time and Cultures These quotations regarding educational approaches may help provide inspiration for you as you continue your homeschool journey. Amelia Harper Oct 16, 2012
• Developing Skills & Character Through Homeschool Speech & Debate Speech and debate can be some of the most beneficial and formative years of a high schooler's experience. Andrew Pudewa Oct 16, 2012
• Someone to Lean On When I began homeschooling, my only experience with curricula, like most people, was what I knew from school, and I knew I hated that. Nicole Neeley Oct 09, 2012
• Designed for Communication Our communication reflects that we have true self-awareness, an idea of ourselves and our place in the world as unique individuals. Dr. Carl Wieland Oct 09, 2012
• From Beans to Bang: Using Tangible Tools for Teen Math Success In the areas of creative problem-solving, fluency of ideas, and mental agility, our students are falling short. Why? Heather Shanks Oct 09, 2012
• The Cost of Loving Lisa knew the cost of being a foster parent was bearing lifelong heart bruises when a child was returned to uncertainty. Linda Rondeau Oct 09, 2012
• The Unraveling of American Public Education Modern changes in the philosophy of public school can be traced back to the changes in the faith and social structure of the United States. Lindy Abbott Oct 02, 2012
• Your First Year: Preparing for Takeoff Begin your formal school year leaning on the Lord. Here are some ideas for starting the year off well. Melanie Hexter Oct 02, 2012