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What I Learned as a Homeschooling Parent: Rebecca Rupp, Mary Griffith

What I Learned as a Homeschooling Parent: Rebecca Rupp, Mary Griffith

What I Learned as a Homeschooling Parent: Rebecca Rupp, Mary Griffith As promised, today we continue with sharing the wisdom of two more veteran homeschooling moms who have written books that have helped countless homeschooling families enjoy learning at home. Here they share their answer to "What have homeschooling parents learned from the [...]

Homeschooling Families Are Solving the Problems of School Socialization

Homeschooling Families Are Solving the Problems of School Socialization

Homeschooling Families Are Solving the Problems of School Socialization By Linda Dobson Bonding  is a  nonverbal  form  of  psychological  communication,  an intuitive rapport that operates outside of or beyond ordinary rational, linear ways of thinking and perceiving. - Joseph Chilton Pearce in Magical [...]

Homeschooling: What Happens When Your Child Is Freed of the Degrading Grading Experience?

Homeschooling: What Happens When Your Child Is Freed of the Degrading Grading Experience?

Homeschooling: What Happens When Your Child Is Freed of the Degrading Grading Experience? By Linda Dobson OK, it's bad enough that school's myopic attention to the intellect creates damaging imbalance. But insult is added to injury when they place an extraneous value on your child's work; a value which routinely considers only the end [...]

The Difference Between a Teacher and a Homeschooling Learning Facilitator

The Difference Between a Teacher and a Homeschooling Learning Facilitator

The Difference Between a Teacher and a Homeschooling Learning Facilitator By Linda Dobson The idea of a homeschooling parent who is facilitating learning turns attention toward the one being helped, whereas teaching, "to impart knowledge or give instruction to," shines the spotlight on the helper. With the homeschooling facilitator, the [...]

Homeschooling Parents are INVOLVED Parents

Homeschooling Parents are INVOLVED Parents

Homeschooling Parents are INVOLVED Parents By Linda Dobson Whoever first said, "Actions speak louder than words" was a very wise soul. As a homeschooling parent, you can be a living model of the enjoyment of learning for your children, not simply its loudest cheerleader. "Kids are talked to death," says Carol Narigon, a homeschooling mom [...]

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