Feb 19, 2020 | Kerrie Childress, Online Homeschool
The Role of Mathematics in Chemistry: A Critical Examination The debate between excluding mathematics in science and including it in science classes is becoming more prevalent as students specialize in high school based on their current interests. There are several...
Feb 7, 2020 | Online Homeschool, Tom Khazoyan
Unlocking Creativity: The Power of Screen Breaks How did a guy like Leonardo DaVinci get so good at so many things? As our kids read classic books and study history and literature, the people they learn about and learn from amaze us. It wasn’t unusual for...
May 21, 2019 | Jodi Guerra, Online Homeschool
Now that I am approaching my mid-50s, I find myself in a strange situation. I have become an experienced homeschooler and an experienced educator. In a blink of an eye, I have become a homeschool parent who has graduated three students as well as a teacher of hundreds...
May 7, 2019 | Hannah Dietrich, Online Homeschool
Isolation limits accomplishment. Most people would agree that it would be silly to learn how to use a turn signal on your vehicle without learning how to drive– just as it would be silly to learn every comma rule but miss out on how to put words together to form...
Apr 26, 2019 | Jenny Cutler, Online Homeschool
Guidelines for Supporting Your Online Learning Student How Much Help Should I Give My Online Student? You have signed your child up for an online class. You’re both excited. Visions of outsourcing and having less items on your ever-growing “to do” list begin to...
Mar 15, 2019 | Kerrie Childress, Online Homeschool
It is easy to define our roles when we are teaching our children at home. My role, as parent and home educator, is to disseminate information in a creative and interesting way while my child is to learn the information in the best way for him. But things can get a...