Allowing my child to be a part of research My child stutters. A lot. This. This was my world. Patience and wondering if I should address it or ignore it. I honestly wasn't sure what to do. Keep Reading...
My nine-year-old has been in a traditional school setting only once. She doesn’t really know what grade she’s in. She may not know her multiplication tables or the history of US government right now. She may Keep Reading...
On the first day of our three-week road trip to Canada years ago, we stayed at my husband's Aunt and Uncles' house in Lebanon KY. I had the pleasure of talking with his Aunt Kathy, who is Keep Reading...
I’ve gone over quite a few insights and rants on unschooling and my general overview of education. There is one more nugget I really feel it’s important to share with you. As a refresher, check out Keep Reading...
Ah, homeschooling. Unschooling, worldschooling, or anything else you want to call it – when you take the education of your children completely into your own hands, it can be intimidating. You want so badly to “get Keep Reading...
[su_note note_color=”#C5F6A3″] This is a guest post by Theresa Lode. Theresa is a blogger, life organizer, and occasional ruckus maker. Over at Life Uncluttered, Theresa talks about clearing the clutter from your home and your soul, Keep Reading...
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