Teach Your Homeschooler The Oxford Comma

As a homeschooler, one of the most important skills you can teach your child is how to write effectively. Proper punctuation is a key component of good writing, and the

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Homeschooling Advice to a Mom with Young Children

I recently received a note from a mom asking aboutreading comprehensionwritingvocabularyour daily schedule As you know, we homeschooled our 5 children from birth-to-college with a focus on

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How to Improve Your Child’s Reading Comprehension

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3 Important Facts About Slow-Readers

Everything I'm about to say will seem ridiculously absurd to a lot of people, especially those in education who honestly aren't that smart (or educated). Home educators have a decided

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10 Reasons to Read Better (& How to Start)

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So Why Don’t We Finish the Books We Start?

So, I'm sitting here at my desk and I'm looking around my office of about 1400 books (another few thousand) are in the garage in boxes (yes, it is possible

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We Start Books & Don’t Finish Them…Why?

So, I'm sitting here at my desk and I'm looking around my office of about 1400 books (another few thousand) are in the garage in boxes (yes, it is possible

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How to Grow a Good Reader

How Do You Grow A Good Reader?As one who spends a good bit of my time promoting writing (see The Writing Course), you might wonder about the connection. Well, there isn't

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