We classical educators are well known for our love of books. Whether it's the good old-fashioned hard cover book that smells like moth balls and winter sweaters or a brand-new e-reader that keeps our spouses up at night, we tend to consume literature of all kinds like children consume candy on... Keep Reading
Daily Exclusives
6 Tips for Surviving the Winter Doldrums
It's no secret that the hardest time of the year for teachers (in most any setting) is the winter, especially February and early March. Students can see summer off in the distance; they can practically smell it, like sailors on some far flung ship who can sense that land is near. Their interest is ... Keep Reading
More Tips for Homeschooling Dads (from homeschooling moms)
Last week we ran a post that featured 5 tips for homeschooling dads, all of which came from dads themselves. Well, we posed the same question to a group of homeschooling moms who we trust and admire and not... Keep Reading
5 Tips for Homeschooling Dads, Part 1
The world of homeschooling is, so often, the world of women. While dad goes to work, mom teaches (and cleans and cooks disciplines and plays and so on and so forth). There are, of course, exceptions to every rule, but for the most part, hardworking and devoted moms do the majority of the teaching... Keep Reading
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50 Shades of Brown by: Brian Phillips |
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Honor to Whom Honor (but not enough) by: Andrew Kern |
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