Diana Waring

Though you can’t create genius in your children, you can create the conditions in which genius of any type can thrive.

The challenge parents face is to foster appropriate liberty for our children with an appropriate authority for us as their parents.

As homeschoolers, we are always tempted to wonder whether we measure up to “real teachers.”

"Spending time together" sounds so obvious, doesn’t it? If you are homeschooling, you may be thinking, “We are always together!”

When children are motivated they have a zest for learning that extends beyond Legos and bikes to science, history, and literature.

Where do we start in providing an excellent education for our homeschooled children, if we are not going to follow the model of public school?