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Like basketball’s Boston Celtics or football’s Pittsburgh Steelers, we homeschoolers are, so to speak, a dynasty. Competitively, we dominate. Every year, seemingly, homeschoolers take top honors at the National Spelling Bee, span the globe victoriously at the Geography Bee, and argue our way to statewide forensics titles. We populate the better side of standardized...
Yes, it’s true. I’m sorry to report that they found her unconscious in the middle of her pristine living-room floor. The emergency medical technicians said they’d never seen a house so clean or kids so sad. It was a terrible thing to happen the week before Christmas. Maybe it was the elaborate decorating and...
Balance, balance! You’ve heard experienced homeschoolers, authors, and speakers say that you have to balance your life while homeschooling. You wear multiple hats, keep a busy schedule, and still want to disciple and enjoy your children while you accomplish many tasks. Sounds good, and I’ve offered that advice as well. But what does “balance”...
by Max Elliot Anderson (#1 in a Series) You might say I’ve become something of an expert in understanding why many children don’t enjoy reading. Ten years ago, I began a research project into why I hadn’t enjoyed reading, even into my adult life. But I became an expert long before my research because...
by Paula Moldenhauer Society, professionals, even friends and family gave Anna Buck the same message: Your daughter has severe learning disabilities. You must accept it. She must learn to cope. But that wasn’t good enough for Anna. She knew before her daughter, Anna Lee, was born that she was a gift from God to...