Homeschooling Articles
1: Homeschooling: Why It's Important To Everyone
President Obama is pushing for so-called national standards. I worry that if the Education Establishment has its way, we’ll have one type of government school--all mediocre, all overflowing w
2: Choosing a homeschool language arts curriculum for your family
When considering a homeschool language arts curriculum, what do you need to think about? What should you look for to make it useful, interesting and comprehensive?
3: Getting Kids to Read - Ten Terrific Tips
Get your kids reading with these fun and easy tips
4: Diligence At Work
By Ani SC Torres
This short article is about thevalue of diligence that adult models pass on to children. It also speaks of the homeschool set up where the children have countless exposure to experiences that require and develop the value of diligence.
5: woodworking with kids: safety
Woodworking with Kids: safety When my son Andrew was five years old, he loved hanging around the shop with me. He watched the curls come off the wood as I planed a board and wanted to try it himself
6: Understanding Patience in Pre-School Children
These are just some very practical ways of exercising and modeling patience to little kids.
7: Fundamental Truths About Learning At Home
This article is simply about learning and the educational processes that occur while at home.Learning in a more natural environment seems to be more beneficial to the child rather than an overly structured one.
8: How to Train your Child in Perseverance
I chose to write about Perseverance not only as a goal that I can see I need to work at in my life, but one which is so extremely important for us to pass on to our children.
9: Overcoming The Problems Of Homeschooling As A Single Parent
Homeschooling is not an easy option at the best of times but if you are a single parent then you may well be tempted to simply dismiss the idea as being impossible. Before you do so however you should know that there are literally thousands of single parents of both sexes homeschooling their children today and doing so very successfully.
10: Homeschooling The ADD/ADHD Child
As homeschool parents, there are many options for teaching our children. I have found the variety out there to actually be overwhelming, but few resources actually meet my needs. My son is gifted, but has ADHD. As a clinician and a professor, I hated seeing him struggle in school.
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