Category Archives: Homeschooling

I am finally posting at my homeschooling blog again.  Today, I am talking about choosing curriculum.  Come join me. South Meadow Academy

Be sure to head on over to my homeschooling blog – South Meadow Homeschool Academy – and check out my posts for Home Education Week, hosted by Principled Discovery.

I have long struggled with how much I wanted this blog to focus on homeschooling. Sometimes I talk about how I feel about homeschooling, or homeschool-related issues, but this blog is not about the actual act of homeschooling. How to, … Continue reading →

Today on a VT homeschooling online group, a legislative homeschooling advocate posted the following: I have a senator with a request to homeschoolers. He wants to know what it is that makes homeschooling work. Please give me your thoughts as … Continue reading →

I love it when anti-homeschoolers make arguments such as, “I only know that I’m not an educator, and neither am I a dentist, and therefore would not drill holes in my kids’ teeth.” (Actual quote from an anti-HS piece.) And … Continue reading →

The other day, I met a woman whose daughter has health problems that led them to homeschool her for the second half of last year. This year, they decided not to homeschool because she is a high school freshman and … Continue reading →

Hey, look. I am actually doing a homeschooling post! Okay, so here is my situation – I hate teaching the kids math and they hate the way I teach them math. This sitch (that’s Kim Possible slang for situation) is … Continue reading →

With all this talk about the Homeschool Blog Awards going on around the homeschool blogging world, I realized that I have not done a homeschooling post since October 11th! (Excluding posting the link to the Carnival of Homeschooling.) The first … Continue reading →