Who is The Real Teacher in Homeschooling?
Homeschooling is tricky sometimes because some parents try to mimic mass (public or private) education. The home is a different setup, a different structure. Once you realize this in a
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Is Negativity a Problem in Your Homeschool?
There is probably nothing worse than having students who gripe and complain all the way through school, true? Negativity is a real problem for people becoming a success in
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Homeschoolers, Salaries, and College Graduates
How much do college graduates make? What do high school graduates make? Nowadays it's en vogue to pooh-pooh (sorry) college as unnecessary, citing counter-examples like Jobs, Zuckerberg, and Gates. However,
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Should You Homeschool Year-Round?
One of the options homeschoolers have is to organize their school in a year-round fashion. Here we share our experience with having school throughout the year, and why
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The Easiest Way to Understand Why Your Child Might Not Focus
This vLog is about the nature of Flow and how competence and challenge relate to crippling motivation in our kids and students. Off to learn, Fred Ray Lybrand
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Raising a Politically Savvy Homeschooler
Politics is unavoidable, but how do you help your student think about all the issues? Sure we can have them study, but we can also push so hard they push
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Want to Harm Writing? Teach it the Traditional Way!
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Why Homeschooling Needs the Arts
In a STEM focused age we can miss the value of Fine Arts in our educational process. We homeschooled 5 all the way through to college. They all, in varying
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The Shortest Course on Logic (Ever?)
The aim of this vLog is to share the most essential aspects of logic. Basically, it comes down to "If..then", "Does it Follow?", and "Bad premise..." These are the important things
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