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Positive thinking has been a bit of a taboo for some and a cure-all for others. Here are a few balanced thoughts of caution...AND...why positive thinking can make a real

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Teachers Are Unnecessary for Independent Homeschool Learning

Do we need teachers? Well, yes and no. We need to learn to be a teacher of ourself, but no, teachers are not a necessary ingredient for learning. They can

Education is Independence

It's been said that education is freedom; true enough. However, doesn't education go even further? Isn't it the key to our independence in life; in thought, in choice, in

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College is not right for everyone, but it is for some. I know the current climate tempts us to fear the indoctrination of our kids with the growing avoidance of

The Ultimate Skill for the Educated

There are many skills that are important for learning and becoming educated. Obviously there is communication, and of course, Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic (the Three R's). One of all of

Why are You So Tired?

Besides a medical condition, there are two reasons people get tired. This is especially true for homeschool moms (and dads), given all they are trying to accomplish through the home. Here

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

Is Your Homeschool Student Lagging Behind?

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Can You Teach Your Kids to Teach Themselves?

We're convinced aim of education should be to help the student learn how to learn. How do you pull this off, especially in a homeschooling environment? How do you

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 RESOURCES: The Shortest Course on Logic

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