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Feb. 16, 2018
10 Brilliant Tips for Homeschooling Young Perfectionists
Children are normally full of adventure and fun. They love to experiment and are naturally curious. But some children break from that norm. They prefer life to be neat, clean, and linear. These are the young perfectionists who prefer to … Continue reading
Feb. 14, 2018
Troubleshooting 8 Common Homeschool Problems That Make You Nuts
Have you ever called technical support to troubleshoot a problem? It never fails that after hours of working by myself to no avail, three minutes on the phone with a pro will solve the issue. Most of the time, it’s … Continue reading
Feb. 12, 2018
Homeschooling Through Crushing Disappointment & Unanswered Prayers
Are you facing a difficult season, in which answered prayers seem distant, and joy is scarce? Does God seems far away? Maybe you’re facing a health crisis, or maybe your arms ache for a precious child. Maybe your family is … Continue reading
Tagged crisis, disappointment, faith, Homeschooling, hope, prayer
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Jan. 31, 2018
6 Ways to Cultivate Interests and Raise a Well-rounded Child
I was half amused and half overwhelmed one day as my children were gathered around the lunch table with me. My oldest son was chatting on continually about current signees for our favorite college basketball team. My other son found … Continue reading
Jan. 22, 2018
If Learning Style is a Myth, Let's Homeschool to Preferences
There are many different schools of thought on how to categorize learning styles. Discover how your child's learning style or preference can impact how you approach homeschooling.
Tagged Homeschooling, Learning Styles, teaching
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Jan. 12, 2018
How to Forge Good Homeschool Habits and Nix the Bad Ones
About a year ago, I realized that I was checking my phone a few times during homeschool lessons. I realized that I wouldn’t much like it if, in between two books—or maybe in the middle of a page—they suddenly checked … Continue reading
