It is clear that homeschooling through the high school years need not prevent getting into some of the best colleges and universities, especially when parents look beyond homeschooling stereotypes and make use of all the resources available to them.
On parenting and homeschooling: “None of the noise matters. What matters is this child.” ~ Gwyn Ridenhour, TEDxBismarck
This is National Parenting Gifted Children Week, so it seems appropriate mid-week to take a short break from our Get Serious About Writing series to let you know that my first book on homeschooling, Creative Homeschooling: A Guide for Smart Families, is in its 2nd edition as an ebook! This new digital edition, available on …
“To live creatively is a choice. You must make a commitment to your own mind and the possibility that you will not be accepted. You have to let go of satisfying people, often even yourself.” by Jessica Olien Are you a creative thinker who believes that you could reach your goals if only others would understand …
Yesterday I had the pleasure of speaking to and with a group of homeschoolers (children and parents) about writing and being a writer. Afterward, in an impromptu adult circle time, we talked about homeschooling for the high school years. This particular homeschooling group is the one we participated in for many years, so being there …