As we guide them through this ever-changing landscape and embrace these technological advancements, we cannot afford to underestimate social media’s profound influence on our children’s developing minds and precious souls.
Research shows that homeschooled children have better results than their public school peers when tested on different aspects of their social skills.
Talk About CRT: How to equip your homeschoolers not only with how to deal with arguments logically but also how to deal with them Biblically.
These issues - what social shaming looks like and how to respond to it--should be a part of our discipleship of our kids.
Lunchroom Shaming Techniques: Folks will not try to defeat your ideas and beliefs by argument; instead, they will make certain moves to discredit you socially and shame you so that no one will listen to you and you’ll feel bad about your beliefs.
By Chelsea Muzar History can be one of the most difficult subjects to teach. Not because it’s overly complicated, but because it’s massive. The story of humanity is vast, with recorded history spanning over [...]
Teaching good citizenship to your homeschool student is more than educating them on political process and American traditions. To foster an enduring sense of ownership over country, state and community, it’s important to develop character qualities and the mindset of a good citizen.