The common critique is that homeschoolers are poorly socialized, but nothing could be further from the truth. And yet, the critique is valid for all parents. Maybe there is a
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
They can be a hassle and (often) Mom's are the primary caretaker, but there is a surprise benefit or two in preparing your child to handle life. You might want
Sorry, there are ways to parent wrong. While there may not be an exact way to parent right, it's far more precise than we all seem to be admitting these
One of my mentors, Robert Fritz, pointed out to us that 'romance' is really based on the unusual. Of course, that means that our ideas about relating can get messed up
Calling teens or teenagers a 'category' is more-or-less a marketing ploy. Teens are really young adults...and so, they live up to the label. If you think your child is a
In this episode, I want to talk about why parenting is often not that easy. This is probably a different way to think for most people. And yet, whatever your experience
In this tense, sexual equality world, we are having a hard time talking about differences between men and women, which sadly keeps us from seeing what makes men men, and
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
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