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Management Skills

Thursday, 01 September 2016 by TOSBlog

This concept was recently brought into clearer focus by a situation initiated by two factors; one, I am busy and need help, two, I have a driven child. One of my children, in particular, likes a good challenge, all the more so if given a measure of independence. Because of the equal passion demonstrated

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Creation and Science in Tandem

Wednesday, 31 August 2016 by TOSBlog

Give your students science from a creation worldview and the tools to provide a defense of their beliefs. Exploring God’s World through Fifth Grade Science is a one-semester course designed to teach fifth grade students about the incredible creativity and diversity evident throughout creation. Through weekly lessons, reading assignments, comprehension questions, and periodic activities,

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The Currency of Kindness

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 by TOSBlog

There is a stark difference between the landscape of my inner-city public education and my children’s country-style homeschool education. With the recent turmoil surrounding law enforcement and racism debates, my thoughts have rarely made it to my mouth. Every time I go to speak, I then remember that I’m very much white, well-provided for,

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Outsourcing Your Homeschool

Monday, 29 August 2016 by TOSBlog

It is not uncommon for homeschool parents to outsource some of their children’s classes. Sometimes parents post questions online asking others where to find a local teacher for certain courses or to recommend resources. When I read these posts, I often wonder about the backstory. What led up to this decision? Why is this