Natural learning has its benefits–and lack of boredom is one of the best! It is a direct result of allowing children to explore their own creativity, unhampered by the clanging of a school bell (that would force them to stop working) or the pressure of peers (who might mock some of their more out-of-the-box ideas). [...]
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Fresh out of grad school, I'm a telecommuting mother of five with a penchant for doing things the natural way--like growing my own food, baking my own bread, and teaching my own children!
Classical Education
A return to the quality education that our Founding Fathers--and other great minds of the past--received.
This book has changed our lives forever. My children all overcome their attention disorders and obstacles to learning once I utilized the "nature therapy" described in this book. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!Textbook Reviews by Home Education Experts:
We Support Teachers!
A former NY State Teacher of the Year (and three-time NYC Teacher of the Year) explains why teaching in public schools is so difficult:
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(click on photo)Socialization @ Home
This Washington Times article highlights a recent study that shows how socialization is not a problem for homeschoolers:
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