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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Dec. 10, 2013
How Not to Evaluate Homeschooling
Update: Since this post was first written in December 2013, I've had an opportunity to reevaluate it. In light of several comments and insights, combined with a rereading of the original article in question, I've come to see that I've … Continue reading
Dec. 9, 2013
Save 50% when you update your Sonlight Instructor's Guide
Sonlight's per pupil cost drops the more you use one of our programs. Because almost everything in your Core or Multi-Subject Package is reusable, adding an additional student requires a few consumable activity sheets or workbooks and little else. So … Continue reading
Dec. 4, 2013
Touching the Future...
Lately I have thought a lot about what it means to invest your time in teaching a child. A few days ago I thought back to a day, many years ago when I was living in Florida. It was a … Continue reading
Tagged books, children, education, Encouragement, family, Homeschooling, priorities, reading
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Dec. 3, 2013
The Ren Faire Exists and Other Musings on Reality
I've been to Renaissance Festivals in two different states. It's typically hot and expensive and exhausting and little changes year to year. But my wife and friends love going, so I don my bed sheet monk costume and sometimes try … Continue reading
Tagged Christianity, musings, philosophy, reality
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Dec. 2, 2013
The Maturity of Homeschoolers
People have called her "older than her years" and I've heard "mature" used as an adjective. But when I look at this particular student, I don't see a person who has reached full development. She's insecure as all get-out, though … Continue reading
Tagged benefits, Homeschooling, maturity, peer pressure, school, socialization
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