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Post written and sponsored by Marion Blank, Ph.D. It’s been known for millennia that children love stories. As human beings, our brains are wired to receive information in this form. Stories…

Guest author Gabriel Morse is back with another post filled with encouragement for homeschool parents. Enjoy! I know I did! We need to have a talk - an intervention kind of talk. You see,…

Did you realize there are actually strengths that go hand in hand with dyslexia and many other special needs? There’s a saying that goes, “The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.” It…

Guest post by Lincoln Learning Solutions As a homeschool parent, instilling a love for reading in your child is incredibly important. Strong literacy skills are the first step to building…

When I first started homeschooling, I felt pretty confident about teaching my kids to read, even my children with dyslexia.  After all, before I had children, my primary job had been teaching…

Guest post by Heidi Rosenberg Education is the best legacy that parents can pass on to their children. However, the value of this legacy depends on the kind of education parents can afford…

Post Sponsored by KaiPod Learning As a homeschooling parent, you've taken bold steps to provide your child with a unique, tailored education. You are part of a pioneering group of educators…

The eclectic method of homeschooling is a mixture of various approaches. This philosophy utilizes a combination of approaches to find what works with a little of this and a little of that. Curriculum…

Indeed, homeschooling continues to grow in popularity. And more parents are taking on the challenge of providing a comprehensive education. One that not only meets academic standards but also…

Charlotte Mason style of education is based on the teachings of Charlotte Mason. Mason was a British educator in the nineteenth century. This approach to education emphasizes good habits and…