Doing homeschool is more important than planning homeschool. I am a bit of a planner by nature. I love to plan. Implementing…. not so much. But it is the real doing of homeschooling that is the crucial part. You can plan all day long, but if you don not actually do the work, it would [...]

When faced with the challenge of teaching a dyslexic child to read, many parents would opt to homeschool their child, which gives their child the advantage of focused instruction, at his own pace. For the novice in homeschooling, it may seem like a huge task to teach a child with learning disabilities, yet, those little [...]

The first year of homeschooling is such an adventure! It is hard to balance school stuff that matters (like reading, writing, and math) against the school stuff that simply is not necessary when you are homeschooling (desks, tests, and watching the clock.) Even if you know you are supposed to be homeschooling, it can still [...]