By teaching math according to these learning styles, you can increase the chances of success in math for your student. ...
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In these years, when serious subjects replace fun and games, take joy in the ways that your student puts all the pieces together into a puzzle....
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The point of teaching and homeschooling is not to progress through a curriculum or reach a completion goal. Instead, teaching is about our students....
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While there are distinct health needs for each stage, there are also times when a family should explore healthy growth as a unit. ...
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The question is, does starting early make us better readers? This is a difficult issue to study....
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Healthy homeschooling does require a plan. But, regardless of our planner personalities, that plan should relieve our stress, not add to it! ...
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What is one way you actively invest in keeping yourself healthy mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and/or physically?...
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Each school year brings new challenges, interruptions, adjustments, and great fun. Taking just a few minutes each evening to prep for the day ahead can make a difference in your homeschooling journey....
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Not that we should equate homeschooling with a regular “job” – it isn’t – but we should recognize and respect that, in today’s society, it is an additional responsibility that goes beyond what we’ve come to consider standard parenting....
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As parent-teachers, we tend to make book discussions complicated. We overdrill vocabulary or approach questions as a tool for comprehension, rather than an invitation to talk. ...
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