Homeschooling can be a powerful tool in building a child's confidence. When children are homeschooled, they are given the opportunity to learn at their own pace, in a comfortable and nurturing environment. They are also able to explore their interests and passions in a way that is not always possible in a traditional school setting.

The principles of unschooling are rooted in the belief that children are natural learners who can direct their own education. What are the pros and cons of unschooling?

Until very recently, homeschooling had so many stereotypes associated with it. From religious fanatics, to kids who lack socialization skills, to families raising goats in the woods, the perception of homeschooling was usually not a good one. Thats all changing now…

Life Skills they do not teach you in school but your kid needs to know.

Not holding children responsible turns them into adults who think the world owes them a favor. How do you hold your kids accountable and prevent them from becoming entitled brats? Here are some tips:

Have you found yourself in a situation where you want or need to homeschool your children but still have to bring home the bacon? It can be done!

Make no mistake about it, the first few weeks will be the hardest. Finding your curriculums, programs, supplies, schedule and mostly your day-to-day rhythm is challenging. This is the hazing period of homeschooling.

Will cancelled standardized tests due to COVID impact the class of 2021?