By now you know I like to geek out about personality. I’ve written about the personalities of homeschool moms. I’ve theorized about kids’ personalities and learning styles. And
Use a homeschool student planner to track assignments, build responsibility, reduce nagging, and help kids manage independent work.
Learn how to use break weeks in a year-round homeschool schedule to rest, restore your home, pursue projects and prepare for the next six-week term.
Over the years I’ve had conversations with several people who just can’t seem to get beyond the term “classical” in education. “What hath Athens to do with Jerusalem?
Beat the February homeschool slump with a Christian homeschool mom attitude reset: respond, repent, rejoice, and keep going with cheerful grit.
Isn’t homeschooling a sure way to drive an extrovert mom out of her mind? It depends on the homeschool and on the mom. As an extrovert homeschool mom you
Homeschooling is made for introverts. So say the extroverts. Sure, we get to stay home and keep our circle of influence strong and consolidated. In our day-to-day lives
There are so many books out there. How do we choose what to read? Should we read only in “our field”? Even in the homeschool category, there are so many
Classical education for homeschool should include short lessons, meaningful memory work, leisure, and potent work ordered toward wisdom.
Struggling to help your child write better? You don’t need worksheets or a complicated program. This simple tutoring approach builds clear thinking.
You’ve met her. Maybe you’ve been her. Maybe you are her. Some homeschool moms might scare you. Some homeschool moms scare their children. But I think we’ve
Have you ever started off your day by watching a movie, turning on the television, mindlessly clicking around Facebook, or skimming your online news feed? It happens. Does it affect
