Never let your schooling interrupt your education.
If I am Brave, She is Brave – The Power of Modelling Behaviour ~ Written by Debbie Douse of An Adventurous Education I am Brave I am frozen to the spot; terror fills my every fibre. My feet are jammed into the metal staple on the sheer cliff side, legs shaking, my hands grasping on tight to …
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Then and Now: Lessons from a Veteran Homeschool Mom ~ Written by Jamie C. Martin of Simple Homeschool and Introverted Moms Fifteen years ago as a new, insecure homeschooler, one thing comforted me like no other: Clinging to the words of a few veteran homeschool mothers who I followed …
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Starting the New Year with Intention ~ Written by Sheila Petruccelli I always find it hard to re-start homeschooling in January. After our big break in December and all the festivities that month holds, January and February look long, dark and (if I'm being honest) overwhelming. Even though the …
Creating the Homeschooling Community You Crave ~ Written by Amber O’Neal Johnston from Heritage Mom I’ve experienced so many ups and downs throughout our home education journey, it's impossible to count them all. I know I'm not alone! Most of the trials and joys of homeschooling are ones we share …
Homeschooling & Chronic Illness ~ Written by Lusi Austin from That Homeschool Life We didn’t homeschool because of chronic illness. The decision was made to homeschool to support our autistic son’s needs 15 years ago. However as medical diagnoses came our way, homeschooling has become even …
