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Oct. 18, 2017
Why Teens Need to Experiment (and Fail) with Career Exploration
Not every homeschooled student will follow the traditional high school to college track. There are plenty of alternative endings to an educational journey after high school. We’ve seen this variety represented in our three recent graduates: one is working in … Continue reading
Tagged career, college, graduation, high school, Homeschooling
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Oct. 4, 2017
Are You Working for the Lord in Your Homeschool?
When it comes to your homeschool, have you considered who you are working for? It is a question worth asking because it determines the vision for your homeschool. Without vision, your homeschool is likely to derail as resentment blossoms like … Continue reading
Tagged burden, difficult, hard, Homeschooling
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Sep. 27, 2017
Raising Kids Who Can Focus in a Distracted Digital Age
Is your child’s attention span longer than a goldfish? Are you deliberately raising kids who can focus deeply? According to a recent study, a goldfish has an attention span of nine seconds, while most people lose concentration after only eight. … Continue reading
Tagged distractions, focus, Homeschooling, parenting
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Sep. 22, 2017
Homeschooling with Morning Sickness
I have some amazing news: I’m going to have a baby! I also have some less exciting news: I’ve been overwhelmed with morning sickness for the past three months. Homeschooling in the everyday can be challenging enough, but when you … Continue reading
Tagged homeschool, Homeschooling, pregnancy, sick, tips
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Sep. 20, 2017
Three Reasons to Immerse Your Children in a Foreign Language Now
Discover why your children can benefit from studying a foreign language and get tips on which foreign language may be the best for your child's educational path.
Sep. 18, 2017
Homeschooling Away From Home During Crisis or Displacement
For months we had been fine tuning our plan to repair our basement and then move downstairs so the renovation crew could work on the upper portion of our house. Just minutes into our final meeting, the crew laid their … Continue reading
Tagged crisis, displacement, Homeschooling, relocation, tragedy
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Sep. 8, 2017
Homeschooling Is Hard and Worthy Work
Every year around this time, I see cartoons in which moms celebrate the yellow bus coming around the corner and shout, “Take my kids, please!” Those comments usually make me sad, because I really loved being with my kids and … Continue reading
Tagged difficult, Encouragement, Homeschooling, work
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