Never let your schooling interrupt your education.
Shutting down the homeschool fight (before it even starts) ~ Written by Kara S. Anderson of Where the Beauty Is We were invited to our new neighbors’ house for a backyard movie night – and I knew it was going to come up. Because we’re homeschoolers. And he’s a public school teacher. There …
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Prioritizing mental health in your homeschool this year ~ Written by Kara Anderson, author of More Than Enough It feels more important than ever to prioritize mental health in our homeschools. Little quirks we’ve noticed—a child who has trouble falling asleep or feels a bit anxious—can grow if …
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A Different Way to Look at Math ~ Written by Jamie C. Martin of Simple Homeschool Like many of us, I have a complicated relationship with math. I like math. But I don't always like how it's taught. I naturally excelled at math in school. The subject made me feel powerful, and eventually I …
Sibling rivalry and your homeschool ~ Written by Amber O’Neal Johnston from Heritage Mom Growing up, I often felt like an only child, even though I had siblings. The age gap between us meant that while they were navigating adulthood, I was still a child, left to entertain myself and experience …
8 things I've learned about education in my 8(20!) years of motherhood (UPDATED) ~ Written by Jamie C. Martin - find updates in blue Education wasn't exactly my top concern when I first became a mother. Unless it was my own education--I had a multitude of lessons to learn, mistakes to make, and …
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