by Janice Campbell
January 28, 2020
Tips to Avoid Catastrophe and Come Out on Top
A guest post by Rebecca Houghton
As a homeschool graduate, it has been a joy to see how well my edu...
by Janice Campbell
January 23, 2020
Learning should be a lifelong endeavor for every human, but learning doesn't have to involve a college degree unless that is something that fits y...
by Janice Campbell
January 23, 2020
Robert of Sorbonne, the founder of the famous Sorbonne college in Paris, gave six rules for study to his students. He wrote: "The student who wishe...
by Janice Campbell
January 23, 2020
Love books? You need a home library! I love libraries. When I was a little kid, and people asked what I wanted to be when I grew up, I always said ...
by Janice Campbell
January 22, 2020
Doing high school at home; is it worth it?
Free High School Planning Worksheet
"If you had it to do over again, would you still homeschool through...
by Janice Campbell
January 22, 2020
I've been collecting education quotes in my commonplace books for nearly a lifetime. I enjoy using them for penmanship practice as well as for sim...
by Janice Campbell
January 22, 2020
Want to see your student write two essays in one day — without complaining?
Does that sound impossible?
Believe it or not, it happens at every Beat...
by Janice Campbell
January 22, 2020
Intimidated by the SAT* or ACT* essay?
Unnerved at the thought of essay questions on college exams?
Don’t be!
Come to the Beat-the-Clock Essay Work...
by Janice Campbell
January 22, 2020
Grading systems vary from country to country and state to state. They can even vary within a state, depending on whether a school is public, charte...
by Janice Campbell
January 22, 2020
Part 2: Dictation, Composition, and Evaluation
Don't forget to read Part 1!
Dictation Sharpens Writing Mechanics
When the child has gained skill...
by Janice Campbell
January 22, 2020
You can teach your child to write!
Part 1: Readiness, reading, copying, and narration
Writing — the art of communicating thoughts to the mind, thr...
by Janice Campbell
January 21, 2020
Peaceful Planning helps you focus on things that matter.
Many years of teaching and learning taught me that homeschool planning and record-keeping...
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Tips to Avoid Catastrophe and Come Out on Top A guest post by Rebecca Houghton As a homeschool graduate, it has been a joy to see how well my edu...
Robert of Sorbonne, the founder of the famous Sorbonne college in Paris, gave six rules for study to his students. He wrote: "The student who wishe...
Love books? You need a home library! I love libraries. When I was a little kid, and people asked what I wanted to be when I grew up, I always said ...
Doing high school at home; is it worth it? Free High School Planning Worksheet "If you had it to do over again, would you still homeschool through...
I've been collecting education quotes in my commonplace books for nearly a lifetime. I enjoy using them for penmanship practice as well as for sim...
Intimidated by the SAT* or ACT* essay? Unnerved at the thought of essay questions on college exams? Don’t be! Come to the Beat-the-Clock Essay Work...
Grading systems vary from country to country and state to state. They can even vary within a state, depending on whether a school is public, charte...
Part 2: Dictation, Composition, and Evaluation Don't forget to read Part 1! Dictation Sharpens Writing Mechanics When the child has gained skill...
You can teach your child to write! Part 1: Readiness, reading, copying, and narration Writing — the art of communicating thoughts to the mind, thr...
Peaceful Planning helps you focus on things that matter. Many years of teaching and learning taught me that homeschool planning and record-keeping...
