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Mar. 11, 2013
Homeschool Benefit: Focus on the Stuff that Matters
He was absolutely brilliant. A perfect score on the ACT. Throwing the class curve by consistently being over the 100% mark. Winner of the honors Science Award. His notes were impeccable and neat. "The other student to win the Science … Continue reading
Tagged benefits, Homeschooling, priorities, subjects
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Feb. 12, 2013
Is Your Child Ready for Life?
My oldest son recently turned 18. He's also graduating from high school in a few months. After a long homeschooling journey, he's not only considered an adult, but will also receive his high school diploma. Do you have a child … Continue reading
Feb. 6, 2013
All Chocolate Chip Cookies are NOT the same...
I love to bake, and cookies are my favorite thing to bake. And, chocolate chip cookies are one of my all-time favorite cookies. I made some awesome chocolate-chocolate chip cookies last week. I used real butter, real vanilla, farm fresh … Continue reading
Tagged books, children, cookies, curriculum, education, family, Homeschooling, literature, reading, recipes
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Jan. 25, 2013
31 Reasons to Homeschool
My wife sent me an article about fascinating realities about education that you may not expect. If they had asked me to re-title the post, I would have labeled it 31 Reasons to Homeschool. Here are a few things that … Continue reading
Tagged benefits, Homeschooling
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Jan. 9, 2013
How to Get Back into the Swing of Homeschooling
Re-entry into homeschooling can be tough; it doesn't matter if it's Christmas break or Summer vacation. Don't believe me? Here's just one recent account. So how do you get back into the swing of homeschooling? You don't do it like … Continue reading
Tagged getting started, goals, holidays, Homeschooling, summer, vacation
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Jan. 8, 2013
The Life of the Mind
J.P. Moreland recently updated his fine book Love Your God with All Your Mind. In re-reading it I came across this sobering quote by Peter Kreeft and Ronald Tacelli: "Western civilization is for the first time in its history in … Continue reading
Jan. 7, 2013
The Curse of Classroom Management
She is a kindred spirit. Her ideas mesh well with my own. She is passionate about education and teaching the children entrusted to her care. She's energetic. And she has decades of teaching experience. I think that's the problem. A … Continue reading
Tagged children, grades, Homeschooling, school, teaching
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