Here’s what I’ve learned about statistics on homeschool academics by the HSLDA–Home School Legal Defense Association lawyer, Paul Ferris.
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All articles filed in Child-Inspired Learning
Child-inspired learning shifts the focus from rigid, teacher-directed curricula to fostering a learning environment driven by a child’s natural curiosity and interests. It recognizes that deep, lasting understanding arises from exploration and engagement initiated by the child, rather than solely from prescribed lessons.
ways our family is learning through the summer
Our field trips are often ordinary activities. Like interacting with the post office clerk, learning to purchase things independently when they’re little, finding items at the grocery store, and listening to doctors’ meetings. Ordinary things. Ways our family is learning through summer… Ready to make your summer learning feel intentional and stress-free? Grab your free Confident Homeschool…
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how you can use three fun writing games for homeschool kids
Here are three writing games for homeschool kids (and homeschool moms). If you embrace play in your work, you can enjoy the writing process.
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what our homeschool kids learn from family business
The family business(es) strongly impact the culture that our children grow up in. We influence how they think about their work, whether they put in a 9-5, do shift work, devote enough time toward a dream business where we invest our life’s savings and energies, or make enough for the grocery bill. We unintentionally teach…
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How to get a Musical Education for my Homeschool Kids
This is what I’ve learned about how to get a musical education for my homeschool kids. This musical lifestyle encourages music and memories.
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Teaching French in a Child-led Way in Homeschool
Here’s how I enabled language training in our homeschool and how I moved to teaching French in a child-led way.
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