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P-H-E-N-O-M-E-N-O-N Pronunciation: fĭ-nŏm'ә- nŏn' Definition: An unusual, significant, or unaccountable fact or occurrence; a marvel. Origin: Late Latin phaenomenon, from Greek phainomenon Sentence: …

Motivation is a tricky thing... sometimes it's our best friend right there with us keeping us going, and at other times it's so elusive we wonder if we've ever known motivation at all! The…

    Self-Care is Family-Care While Homeschooling How are you doing? And when is the last time you stopped and really asked yourself this question? As home educators,…

Burnout is undeniably a growing concern among homeschool parents. The unrelenting prolonged stress of managing so many responsibilities can begin to negatively affect lives. One thing that…

Indeed, we subtly send our kids the message that learning is something unpleasant we get to “escape from” in the summer. Especially when we create artificial divisions between school…

Jean Munroe Lanman has over thirty years of experience with "special needs students". She holds several teaching credentials and is a Learning Disability Specialist. Jean has an extensive background…

Homeschooling a child with special needs takes a great deal of patience and determination. But most of all - love. Parents of children with special needs are needed constantly, and even in the…

For many Christians, homeschooling is an active extension of their faith and belief. Within the homeschool culture, homeschool Christian resources abound. As a result, the problem is finding…

Why is the study of high school literature so important? Of course, we want our children to be well read, and hopefully to enjoy reading in general. But at the high school level, perhaps…