Never let your schooling interrupt your education.
Written by Jamie Martin, editor of Simple Homeschool and founder of Steady Mom I wished I hadn't shown up that day. But God knew better. The late summer sun spun rainbows through the window of my minivan, as I sat in the parking lot of a church--journal and pen in hand. I had just attended my …
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Written by contributor Amida of Journey Into Unschooling Back to school is upon us and there have been lots of discussions among fellow homeschoolers about the Big Day -- the loss of carefree summer days, the stress of preparation, the hopeful direction of the new year. It is a time filled …
Written by Amida of Journey into Unschooling At one time or another, children will go through phases where they are consumed by a subject or hobby. Through the years, we’ve been taken over by Calvin and Hobbes, Harry Potter, and Horrible History, among a host of other infatuations. Sometimes, …
The following is a guest post written by Christie Burnett of Childhood 101. As an educator passionate about interest-led learning, I know that planning for and recording a child’s learning journey is about so much more than which subjects or developmental areas have been covered. Typically the …
One of the worst mistakes rookie homeschooling parents can make -- and sometimes veteran ones do, too -- is to compare their kids with another. "Little Betsy is studying German and French and taking college-level algebra. Her vocal instructor says she has the voice of an angel." And while it's …
