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Feb. 10, 2020
5 Perks Every Homeschool Family Should Take Advantage Of
One key benefit of homeschooling is the opportunity for flexibility and fun. Children can still achieve an excellent education without the chains of a set school year or fixed schedule. These homeschool perks mean families can maximize memory-making together. Here … Continue reading
May. 1, 2019
5 Ways to Make Your Family Vacation More Educational
One of the most talked-about benefits of homeschooling is how it frees families to travel more often together, mainly because they are not tied to a strict school schedule. In addition, homeschool families can avoid the more expensive and busier … Continue reading
Tagged education, family, Homeschooling, travel, vacation
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Sep. 5, 2018
How Homeschooling Gives Young Athletes a Massive Advantage
What do Tim Tebow, Serena and Venus Williams, and Bethany Hamilton all have in common? All were young athletes who took their skill to the highest level possible, excelling beyond peers in their chosen sport. But what places them in … Continue reading
Tagged academics, athletes, athletics, flexibility, sports, travel
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Feb. 20, 2014
Our India Trip to the "Edges"
In the 1970s, the famous missiologist Dr. Ralph Winters had an epiphany. He had met scores of missionaries headed to Mexico, Guatemala and Nigeria. But he had never met a missionary serving in Afghanistan. He knew every country needs the … Continue reading
Tagged Gospel, missions, prayer, travel
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Oct. 14, 2013
Why Life-Long Learning is a Natural Part of Exploration
Every new task you do will require you to learn something. Even flushing a toilet. Years ago, as a young man, I spent a week in the UK. We were in a bed and breakfast and the toilet had an … Continue reading
Tagged life-long learning, questions, science, statistics, travel
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Aug. 30, 2013
Come Get Lost in India with Us!
Why would you want to get Lost in India? Because it is going to be a fantastic way to learn about another part of the world and get involved in what God is doing on the other side of the … Continue reading
Tagged giving, international, missions, projects, travel
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Jun. 25, 2013
The Difference
A few summers ago my family had to opportunity to travel on a long-abandoned stretch of historic Route 66 over the mountains between Kingman, Arizona and Needles, California. The further we got from the Interstate the further back in time … Continue reading
Tagged family, Homeschooling, summer, travel
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