We have an abundance of philosophies and methods to choose from to best fit the needs of our children and our families.

Preparing for a test takes conscious effort, pre-planning, time management, and study skills—all of these will be a benefit to them.

The principle of planning is a Biblical one. The Lord desires us to plan our days and watch as He uses those plans to show us His good works.

Home education offers numerous enriching options that enhance the educational experience, such as support groups and co-ops.

Know your state’s homeschooling laws. Every state is different, so I always recommend starting with trustworthy resources.

Unit studies are an effective way to educate your children because you have their buy-in as they get to choose the topic of study.

With a strong foundation and clear records, your student can pursue college with confidence, even if it wasn’t the original plan.

Teaching American history to your learners helps them have perspective in regard to American civics and citizenship.

We pick the curriculum we want. We choose the hours we school. We choose the days we school. We choose where we do school.

Homeschool dads may be doing all the homeschooling, may be encouraging and supporting homeschooling without doing any teaching.

There are several aspects to be learned about how money works and how to handle it, as well as different perspectives on what’s right and wrong. 

Children learn that writing involves more re-writing than actual writing—thinking, rearranging, polishing.