By guest author Amber Schamel People considering homeschooling their children often ask me about my experience as a homeschool graduate. They wonder if I ever felt handicapped by my education, or if social interaction was difficult for me. If they...
by guest author Pastor Jason Parker Q. What does it mean to love God with all your heart, soul, and mind? A. When Israel stood poised to enter the Promised Land, Moses called upon the people to reaffirm their covenant relationship with the Lord....
By guest author Blair Watkinson When teaching computer science classes at a local public university, I love to challenge the students in discussions of ethics and leadership. The students delight in these discussions, some for the joy of the topic...
by guest author Marcia Washburn, Women often groan when they hear about the Proverbs 31 woman who seemingly could do it all, have it all, and be it all. She seems so perfect — something we could never be. But scholars tell us that the description...
by Shari McMinn Can homeschooling parents also work a job or career? I didn’t know whether I should cry, laugh, or scream! It was recently explained to me that a person I love said I made her feel guilty for not homeschooling because she chose long...
We asked the Fitzpatrick family of Elizabeth, Colorado, to share some wisdom from their decade of home education. Hugh is married to his best friend, Heather, and is a manager for LGI homes. Prior to that, Hugh was a pastor and teacher. Heather is...
By Shari Howard McMinn, trag·e·dy /ˈtrajədē/ noun an event causing great suffering, destruction, and distress, such as a serious accident, crime, or natural catastrophe During our homeschooling years, three tragic times our family has been...
By guest author Pete Olson Unfortunately, too many dads look at home education as the wife’s hobby. Their role, they reason, is to be a good cheerleader. This is totally wrong! The Bible teaches us that Dad is the main leader in educating...
