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Mason-Inspired Methods for Teaching Writing
Through these regular practices, students gain invaluable writing skills that will serve them well in college and in real life.
The Debate Over Daytime Curfews
Proponents of daytime curfews have good intentions: to decrease juvenile crime and increase the high school graduation rate.
Be Careful While Reading Research Results
Home-educated graduates are the most likely to get divorced? Most likely to feel prepared for a vibrant spiritual life?
Identifying and Correcting Blocked Learning Gates
Are you working at home with a bright, hardworking child or teenager who has to work too hard to learn?
Why Literature? The Case for Huckleberry Finn
Parents often ask my wife Missy and me why we give classic literature such a prominent place in our curriculum.
When a Child Doesn’t Remember What He Reads!
“Word calling” is a left-brain task, while creating a "picture"of those words is the responsibility of the right-brain hemisphere.
Totally Epic
The first Greek epic was invented even before the Greek alphabet was finished.
To Co-Op or Not to Co-Op—That Is the Question
Maybe you’ve been wondering about the ins and outs of co-op and questioning whether or not to join. If so, here are some tips.
The Influence of the Classics: What Makes Great Writing?
One of the best pieces of advice for any student is to read classic literature. But what makes writing "classic" or "great"?
Too Many Questions for Mom
Putting a routine into place will be the single most helpful weapon in your arsenal to assure homeschooling success.
How to Successfully Start a Homeschool Theater Group
“How hard can it be? We find a script, we rehearse, and then we put on one little show. It wouldn’t be that difficult, would it?”
6 Tips to Invigorate Your Homeschool
“Mom, can I go to real school?” I remember my 8-year-old asking me that question like it was yesterday.
Plan to Thrive in Latin and Greek
Even as Latin and Greek are getting tossed out of public schools, home educators are doubling their efforts to invite them in.
Writing With Integrity: Serious Talk About Plagiarism
Intentional plagiarism constitutes theft. Make sure your students have a thorough understanding of academic integrity.
Making Time for Volunteering
Volunteering as a family brings solidarity to members of all ages.
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