Ben Franklin Case Study – Reading
Learn how Ben Franklin transformed into one of America’s greatest writers using learning strategies that are valid today. Read More
Desirable Difficulties can Transform Your Learning and Teaching
This article explains one of the most powerful learning strategies you can use. The concept of “Desirable Difficulties” is something that needs to be understood by both the student and the teacher. Read More
How to Upgrade Your Family Values About Learning
Most homeschooling families place an emphasis on strong family values. We think every family should have strong written statements about those things that you feel are most important. Read More
Science Proves Cursive Notes are Better!
Did you know that science has proven cursive note taking to be a more effective practice? It’s Longhand over Laptop baby! Here’s an example of how science helps us identify what really works better when studying! Read this and share it with your child. Read More
Aeon article: Why the most successful students have no passion for school
This interesting research shows that college academic success is the result of the passion for learning and self-confidence, not love of schooling. Read More
How Learning Objectives Can Help You Teach Better
As a homeschooling parent, you are most likely very familiar with learning objectives. You often see them in your instructor guides, or perhaps listed at the top of the lesson materials provided to you. But how can you use them to improve your home classroom instruction? Read More
Helicopter Parenting and Learning – is This Right for You?
This research should resolve the long-running debate about “how much parental involvement is ideal?” It validates the use of highly involved parenting. Read More
How to Get the Most from Your Field Trips
We know field trips offer numerous benefits, such as hands on learning, group learning and opportunities for students to discover new things firsthand. They are an important part of your homeschooling education. Read More
