Homeschool Archives

Far too many modern churches and families are caught off guard by young questioners in their midst.

My quest for a healthy mix of downtime and activity-time has unearthed some secrets to savoring summer.

Why I picked the octopus pillow for my seventh-grade home economics project, I will never know.

Leaving is growing. It’s self-education. It’s good. So how do you help them walk away with heads held high and smiles on their faces?

“Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it” (Proverbs 22:6).

Some say "me time" is necessarily; some say it's selfish. Is there a middle ground? Should there be?

As a Christian, writing well is one of my greatest aspirations—it is another way I can reflect our Lord, the Word made Flesh.

Tempted to fill your child's summer with structured activities and very little downtime? Take a look at this educator's opinion.

Does home schooling really mean we have to give up our dreams? I wondered for a while.

Amish people rarely divorce, report that they enjoy spending time together, and often see their children choose to remain faithful to Christ. What...

I chose to pursue motherhood. I chose to forego a career and become a stay-at-home wife and mom. I signed up for this.

As a special needs parent, a field trip presents you with challenges many other parents do not think about.

Advice for many students and parents: Explore non-college options.

Have you ever gone over something repeatedly with your child, only to hear him cry in despair, "I just don't get it!"

Education tends to make parents nervous…and with good reason: your child’s social, emotional and economic future is at stake.