Complete the math curriculum. Start educating at age four. Skip grade levels. Dual enroll and take AP classes. Learn all the states, capitals, countries, topography of the entire world in this ONE homeschooling year. Participate in three different sports and extra curricular activities. Our list of accomplishments and expectations grows and grows like a looming …
Homeschooling is DEFINITELY one of those things that home educators constantly find themselves second guessing at. The reasons for this is NUMEROUS. 1. So and so uses this method for schooling? 2. This books says not to do this? 3. This method sounds great maybe I should be doing that? 4. I don’t know what I’m doing …
Wednesday’s Words of Encouragement: Silence the Voices of the Educational Gurus Read More »
Einstein stated the following: “Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.” Questions: *To what level do you allow your children to permit their imagination to flourish in their daily homeschooling? *What …
Tuesday’s Teach Them This: Imagination vs. Knowledge Read More »
Today’s post is definitely for this Messy Monday. Cleaning Up some ‘stinkin thinkin.’ I personally have never discussed or shared with other mothers this area of liberation that I experienced in my life as it relates to today’s posts that is so poignantly shared. I guess, I never did so because in the back of …
Messy Monday: Setting Boundaries with our Children ………Cleaning up some *stinkin thinkin* Read More »
Motivation Speaking….. Ha! Angela
If the title of this week’s “Thought Provoking Thursday” blog *seem* a little weird THEN ………… GOOD!!! As not to spoil this week’s featured article, please think on the implications of *preparing your 5 year old for the workforce” really means. After all, our little ones need to began learning what the *real world* is …
Thought Provoking Thursday: Are you Preparing Your 5 year old for the Workforce? Read More »
Don’t forget that the small things in our eyes are often the BIG things in their eyes. Celebrate it with them. With the same enthusiasm in which they share it. That’s Encouragement!
In the home where students are constantly asking questions and wondering about things is a home where children are free and welcomed to learn. I will admit that I have become the homeschool Mom that gives children their books filled with work to complete without giving them the opportunity to think outside of the box …
Often times RIGHT THINKING will dispel the *Messy* thought processes that we find ourselves entertaining. What’s your perspective on your ability to homeschool and homeshchool well? I challenge you to overcome those things that appear that you *can’t do* so that your true beauty of STRENGTH can shine through! Angela
Can I get an Amen? 🙂 Angela
