Training Your Child to Work Independently
How to Train Your Child to Work IndependentlyA Practical Guide for Homeschool PARENTSTeaching your child to work independently isn’t just about getting them to finish their tasks—it’s about empowering them
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Homeschool Science Curriculum Resources
What College Degree is Best for your Child?
What College Degree Is Best for Your Child?If your child loves science, you’ve probably wondered: What degree should they pursue to give them the best chance of finding a great
What is Math?
What is math, really?A Practical Guide for Homeschool MomsHave you ever felt like math is just a frustrating collection of rules and formulas? You're not alone—many kids (and parents!) feel
What are the most important Math Concepts to Teach?
What are the most important Math Concepts to Teach?What Are the Most Important Math Concepts to Teach in Today’s World?When I asked homeschool parents about the most important math topics
How does your child know when they are really good at something?
How Does Your Child Know When They Are Really Good at Something?A Practical Guide for Homeschool parentsAs parents, we all want our children to feel confident in their abilities and
Who are the greatest scientists in the world?
Who Are the Greatest Scientists in History?Who Are the Greatest Scientists in History?Ever wonder what makes a great scientist? As homeschool parents, we often dream about nurturing our kids’ potential
What Makes a Teacher Special
What makes a teacher specialEver Had a Teacher Who Changed Everything?Think back—did you ever have a teacher who made a subject come alive? Maybe it was something you thought was
Homeschool Lessons from PISA Test Scores
Based on the most recent data from the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), among English-speaking countries, the United States has the lowest average scores in mathematics and science.
PISA 2022 Results: Mathematics: The United States scored 481, below the OECD average of 494.
Science: The United States scored 497, slightly below the OECD average of 501.
In comparison, other English-speaking countries such as Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand achieved higher average scores in both subjects.
Why do kids struggle with learning certain subjects?
Why Do Kids Struggle With Science?Hint: It’s Not Because You’re a “Bad Teacher”!If your child is struggling with science—or any subject like math or reading—it’s not because you’re failing as
Do your kids complain about homeschooling?
Do you skip SCIENCE in your homescool?Here’s Why It Matters and How to Fix ItMany homeschool parents admit they often skip or cut back on subjects like science, especially when