I came across a podcast yesterday that encouraged listeners to think back to three years ago and imagine what it would be like to have a meaty conversation with themselves. I briefly imagined the conversation with myself, but I didn’t put too much thought into it while I was sauteing onions and loading the dishwasher. […]
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We live in a society where public schooling is the norm. The cultural standard suggests — no matter what — that our babies will become toddlers, then we’ll enroll them in a local preschool, and then we’ll send them to the public school down the street where they’ll become who they’re supposed to be with
It’s not uncommon to deal with information overload when you’re new to homeschooling. If you’re wondering where to begin while sifting through social media, zillions of homeschool websites and blogs, and an ever-growing selection of homeschool books, you’re in luck. Today I’m sharing some must-read books for new homeschoolers. (This post contains affiliate links; see disclosure
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Have you ever switched to a new homeschool curriculum after learning that your friends are using it? Have you ever made a curriculum switch because you’ve stumbled across a new one that’s legitimately good even though your current curriculum is serving you well? If either of these scenarios sound familiar, you’ve probably met the green-eyed homeschool
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It’s not easy being a new homeschooler. It’s overwhelming to take on new responsibilities, learn the lingo, and adapt to a new lifestyle. And, regardless of how much you research and prepare, sometimes getting the answers you need seems downright impossible. If only there was a Homeschool 101 class available for us all! (Post contains affiliate links;
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When I look back on our journey, I’m happy to say I don’t have many homeschool regrets. In fact, I’ve only got one thing I’d go back and change if I had the power to do so. The problem is that the one thing is significant and it’s something that affects us every single day in
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