It’s ironic how a homeschooling mother can carry around this immense amount of guilt surrounding how little time she spends with her kids. She is with her toddlers all the time. She meets their needs every second of the day, yet, she may still feel as though she isn’t doing enough. A mother of high […]
We can’t do it all. We can’t have it all. We can’t be it all. This is important for us to not only accept for ourselves, but also communicate to our children. Do we want them to have the best education possible? Absolutely. Do we want them to have it exclusively? Absolutely not. What good
When we study mathematics we are standing on the shoulders of the great thinkers. Because of the life work and legacy of these great men and women, we continue further in our study of the language of God and truth through his beautiful creation. Let’s explore one such great man: Diophantus. At the dawn of
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As this school year winds down toward the finish, it’s tempting to let go of our motivation and trade it in for the excitement of next year. Speaking for myself, and a lot of other homeschoolers, March tends to be the month where curriculum sales start and we’re ready to let this year end. But
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Have you ever turned the page of a book and said to yourself: “wait, what did I even just read”? I’ve noticed this happening quite frequently of late, and I have had to force myself to stop, go back, and read it again. It’s tempting though, to plow ahead with the assumption that because
