Recently I received a call from an exasperated mother who was desperately trying to find a way to…
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Anna attended public preschool and kindergarten, but severe dyslexia caused her mom, who knew she was smart and capable, to bring her home in order to keep her from being improperly labeled and segregated by the public schools. While her education wasn’t easy, her mom persisted and finally found a program that allowed her to learn to read. Even though reading is still a struggle and she didn’t learn to read until very late, homeschooling allowed her the freedom to pursue other passions and talents and provided the individualized education that she needed to succeed.
Hello! This is my first blog post for Schoolhouse Rocked, which I am very excited and grateful for. …
We didn’t purposely seek out homeschooling for our children. I was a teacher who left the classroom…
If you own a small business, one of the most important responsibilities you have is generating business. In…
In the wide world of homeschool articles, books, blogs, and videos you will see so many wonderful bits…
Andrew Pudewa on School At Home
“Sometimes we just need to get that break from our, kind, of addiction to doing school at home. A lot of people want to do homeschooling, so they’ll, you know, pull their kids out, or not go to an institution, and then they’ll recreate that same kind of conveyor belt method at home, because that’s that’s all we know. That’s what we came through, and it’s hard not to do to your kids what was done to you, whether it was the right thing or not. And so we have to kind of break those paradigms.”
Andrew Pudewa, Institute for Excellence in Writing
Andrew Kern “Taste and See”
We recently submitted the Schoolhouse Rocked official trailer to the Christian Worldview Film Festival. In addition to the…
Facebook Live with Durenda Wilson Yvette sits down for a Facebook Live with Durenda Wilson, author of The…