Homeschool Archives

I owe my father more than I can ever remember, as his wisdom has become my own.

You can’t get over it, you can’t go around it; your nose is pressed against this immovable blockage; “forward” isn’t there and “reverse” doesn’t...

It's no surprise that our youth, even our Christian youth, are deeply affected by our culture's “it’s about me” thinking. What practical steps can...

You have started homeschooling your children, but things are not going exactly as you dreamed. And your biggest question is, is all of this my...

Every Spring, parents take their charges on multiple tours of colleges and universities in order to make an informed choice. But if you travel to...

The end product of our parenting efforts should not be boomer-rang kids, but adults who can live financially independent lives. Here's how parents...

When your child walks away from Christ, it’s easy to feel despair. But there is hope, and there are actions you can take to help bring your...

One of the most heartbreaking experiences for Christian parents is when they see one of their children making damaging life choices with seemingly...

Once you have decided on a language, the next step is choosing a language program. Peter Groth gives guidance on how to tackle this daunting...

Today more than half of four-year-olds and more than a third of three-year-olds are in preschool programs. But does sending children off to...

Sometimes mothers are undervalued, so let me share two stories that will remind you of your lasting worth....

“Mom, I want to learn Urdu.” A simple sentence like this can send a wave of trepidation through a homeschooling parent, even if the foreign...

It's springtime and the loose ends of our school days, which started to unravel a month or so previously, may now have slipped beyond our grasp....

When the doctor first mentioned our adopted son might be mildly autistic, it confirmed my suspicions, but left me feeling inadequate. Then I found...

Our son Luke is a case in point that a child with challenges and delays is at risk of totally sinking in a public school classroom...