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Do you teach civics in your homeschool? In a recent, non-scientific and totally spontaneous survey I took among homeschooling families I know, 4 out of 6 “admitted” to me that they neglected to teach civics.

Many studies have examined the connection between learning fine arts and academic achievement. The Master’s Academy of Fine Arts is a fine application of these findings.

Homeschooling is of course first and foremost a family journey. But don’t ignore the help and encouragement that can come from a good and experienced coach!

Excellence doesn’t seem to be a sought-after quality these days. In order to reintroduce the concept to our culture, we have to know what it is characterized by and what it looks like.

Who doesn’t want a capable student? This book seeks to provide parents with encouragement and tools to help their kids grow into capable students and human beings.

There is no formula for the “typical” homeschool, or the typical home business. Success looks different for everyone. Bottom line is: does it work for YOU?

Homeschooling doesn’t mean the end of a rich and interesting social life. Here are 5 ways to ensure your kids have peer-oriented experiences.

(One of) the ultimate goals of this book is “to help you discover the answers that work for you and your children and to fulfill the dreams you have for them”.

Writing can be fun, creative, and self-expressive. Don’t fear pen and paper – or keyboard – anymore. Use the information here to educate and inspire the “inner writer” in you!

Resolutions aren’t only for New Years. They can be a way of setting a higher standard. Our homeschools and our families will both benefit in the long run.