{This week’s Spotlight on the Crew article is brought to you from Laura, at My (re)Viewpoint} In 2010, over two million children were being homeschooled in the US, and this number continues to grow exponentially every year. It sometimes seems, though, as if there are just as many families who express an interest in homeschooling, but … Read more
This article is in collaboration with A Thomas Jefferson Education. For great education to occur, students must choose to study long, hard and effectively because they genuinely love it! It must be their passion and their delight. When students are deeply in love with studying, they learn in “the flow” and they absorb massive amounts … Read more
Why do you homeschool? I love asking this question to homeschool moms. For some reason, I just find it an interesting and enlightening conversation to have. Ask a hundred homeschool moms why they homeschool and you’ll get 100 different answers. From academic excellence to special learning needs, differing worldviews to more time as a family, … Read more
This article is in collaboration with TheShorterWord.com. King Alfred’s English: A History of the Language We Speak and Why We Should Be Glad We Do was written by Laurie J. White as a way to bring the history of our language to students in grades 7 through 12 in a fun and engaging manner. Laurie … Read more
Welcome to our 5th and final day of the Back to Homeschool Blog Hop! We hope you have enjoyed your time with members of the Schoolhouse Review Crew this week. If you haven’t yet checked out days 1-4, be sure to do so! Monday — Homeschool Methods Tuesday — Homeschool Curriculum Wednesday — Homeschool Planning … Read more