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Apr. 7, 2021

How Moms & Dads Parent Together as a Homeschool Team

By Sarita

I am so thankful for my husband John's role in our family. In fact, he's been so instrumental in my children's lives, it's almost annoying. What do I mean? Well, not that I'm bitter or anything, but when my children … Continue reading →

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Jul. 8, 2020

9 Things I’ve Learned from Homeschooling as a Single Father

By Jack Stewart

When I started homeschooling, not only was I the only full-time father in my community, and the only homeschooling father in my community, I was the only homeschooling single-father that I had ever heard of. Sometimes it was met with … Continue reading →

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Jan. 27, 2020

5 Poisonous Parenting Phrases to Avoid (Plus Better Alternatives)

By Jack Stewart

"Sonlight keeps our family learning together. The beautifully illustrated books capture the attention of our wide age range of children and make homeschooling more enjoyable for the parent as well. With Sonlight's grab-and-go Instructor's Guides, it's easy for Dad to do a … Continue reading →

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Nov. 13, 2019

The 5 Most Difficult Things a Homeschool Dad Can Say

By Jack Stewart

Luke (5) wanted to make his own pond to watch tadpoles grow. He is pictured with his father, Brendon. —Y. family, Sonlighters in Oregon City, OR What I lack in sensitivity, I make up in hubris. My children frequently have … Continue reading →

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Nov. 2, 2018

4 Benefits Homeschooling Affords Parents

By Bethany Weathersby

For obvious reasons, people want to know the ways homeschooling can be good for their children. Many people also talk about how it benefits the adults, but always in context of their role as a parent or the family as … Continue reading →

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