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I'm always on the lookout for ways to learn that stick with the kids and what better way than hands on learning during our trip to ...

A bit overdue, but I wanted to share how our homeschool year is going. Please share how your year is going and if what you have ...

Hey mamas! I'm so excited to hear all about your March and share with you about how ours went! What are you looking forward to ...

Opportunity Cost in Education- Deciding whether or not to Homeschool It's important to consider not only the opportunity of what ...

We are kicking off the new year with two questions I am asked all the time. #1 - What is my biggest homeschool regret? and #2 ...

What to do with all those great leftovers the day after having a big turkey? This year, before piling them on a plate and heading for the microwave, consider showing your child how to turn them into a savory hot dish that's on everyone's list of favorite comfort foods: turkey potpie.

Wow! The Georgia Institute of Technology is today unveiling what some experts believe is a much broader approach to the problem. The institute has abolished the core curriculum for computer science undergraduates — a series of courses in hardware and software design, electrical engineering and mathematics. These courses, in various forms, have been the backbone of [...]

From Fox News Sunday yesterday: (CHRIS) WALLACE: And, finally, Senator Biden — finally, we’ve got about 30 seconds left, but I can’t let you go without some politics. As we’ve mentioned, you’re in South Carolina right now, on the campaign trial. Thirty seconds or less, what kind of a chance would a Northeastern liberal like Joe [...]

I know you’ve probably pondered that question many times. Wonder no more. Hat tip: Dave Barry.

Maybe you’re one of the blessed ones and all of your children pay perfect attention and are thrilled to participate in all their subjects. But if you’re like most, you have at least one student that makes completing math problems or writing a paragraph like pulling teeth. So what can you do to inspire that reluctant learner?