June 20, 2012
by Regan Barr
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It happens at every homeschool conference; someone comes up to me, flashes a quirky grin and quips, “It’s all Greek to me!” I don’t mind a bit. If people have investigated the study of ancient Greek enough to know that … Continue reading
June 6, 2012
by Susan Chrisman
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For many years, I measured our homeschool success by the number of books we completed and what academics we managed to get done each day. I didn’t really know how to evaluate our year. I spent valuable time grieving over … Continue reading
April 4, 2012
by Carol Barnier
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“My boy’s a platypus!” she gushed enthusiastically. “He’s a what?” I was certain I must have misunderstood her. “He’s a right-brained, quasi-lateral, confrontational platypus!” “Oh,” was all I could muster. I was really hoping my cynicism wasn’t showing. “Well that … Continue reading