Hopefully last week I was able to challenge you to reconsider your preferences. Are your preferences either for Algebra or Geometry based in truth or based in how each subject was presented? We saw that how Geometry is presented impacts how we feel about it. So, what are our preferences and what does it matter […]
What would I see if I was a fly on the wall of your homeschool? When my children were younger I used to wish that my husband could see what I did all day. I felt that only then would he truly understand how difficult my days could be. Now that my husband works from
Do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life. That’s how the idiom goes. This seems to be the career goal of every person in my generation. While the motivating factor for this saying may bring us to a place of finding work we love, it also ignores a very real
I have a confession. As an older parent, I find myself becoming, what my oldest son would call, lenient. This digression was something I disliked in my own parents. Instead of rectifying my behavior though, I’ve found myself analyzing the change and seeking to understand what’s happening. My confession is this: I’m mostly okay with
May day, as a human tradition, is just one small piece of evidence pointing to the order within man. God is a God of order. He created this world and man to live and govern it. Man, as an image bearer of the creator, creates, and one of those things he creates is tradition. Tradition
