We teach for mastery. Either you know the material or you don’t, which means that cramming for a test doesn’t really happen in our home school. Even preparing extensively for the ACT, SAT, or CLT seems like too much to me. Practicing a few tests to familiarize yourself with the format and what’s expected is completely understandable, but […]
When I was in high school, my friend and I would stop in to visit our favorite teacher. She could always be relied upon for some good ice cream and a nice chat, and she could almost always be found sprawled out on her living room floor surrounded by quizzes. She was dedicated, and she
Are you on a Marie Kondo kick? Are you a minimalist? Are you a creative? Are you a classical educator? Montessori educator? Charlotte Mason? What number in the Enneagram are you? What’s your Myers Briggs personality? Do you practice yoga? Drink the pink shake? We identify ourselves as being a part of a larger
Join us for our monthly educator session. For the month of April we will be discussing Spring break. What is spring break? What is the purpose of spring break? How do we make the most out of spring break? This is our course designed for educators to come together and
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My family recently moved to the south. We are a bunch of Northern New England folks. I mean, true north. I can trace both of my parents’ lineages back to New England settlers in the 1600s. Before that? They lived in Scandinavia, France, and England. Needless to say, the north is in our blood. Being
