Homeschool Planning
All About Accreditation and Homeschool
If you homeschool or have been researching homeschooling, you may have seen the word “accreditation” mentioned frequently. So, if you’re wondering what it means, how it works, and why it’s…
Best States for Homeschooling
At some point in your homeschooling journey--whether you’re just starting or are 10 years in--you may find yourself making an out-of-state move. While homeschooling is legal in all 50 states,…
New Tips on How to Homeschool
Post sponsored by Bridgeway Academy So, you have decided to homeschool. Unless you have been around the homeschooling block a few times or are surrounded by homeschooling friends, you may…
Teaching Health Literacy in Your Homeschool
Medical education for kids isn’t just important if they’re planning to attend medical school in the future. A solid understanding of health practices is also essential for their day-to-day…
Adding Tutoring in Your Homeschool
Sponsored by Outschool More and more families are turning to online tutoring to receive personalized support for their children. If you’ve been thinking about incorporating online tutoring…
Military Training Programs and Homeschooling
For high school homeschoolers contemplating a military career, there are options available to aid in preparing for a military lifestyle. The following programs are available: Junior Reserve…
5 Tips to Help Parents Afford Homeschooling
Guest post by Heidi Rosenberg Education is the best legacy that parents can pass on to their children. However, the value of this legacy depends on the kind of education parents can afford…
Homeschooling: Unrealistic Expectations vs. Reality
When you started homeschooling did you imagine the perfect learning scenario? One where all your children wake up and start working on their homeschool lessons without being told? A homeschool…
Tips for Organizing Your Homeschool Classroom
Sponsored post from Time4Learning.com As the new homeschool year is underway, you want to ensure your homeschool classroom works for you and your children. After all, this is where most of…
To Be or Not to Be – Learning From Failure Pt. 2
Guest Post by Gabriel Morse This is part 2 in a series on Learning from Failure. Read part 1 here. Now I know it can be considered poor form to discuss failure, especially in homeschooling…