Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming our world, and its influence is undeniable. We had an insightful conversation with Francie … [Read more...] about Navigating AI in Homeschooling [Show]
Whether buying a snack or saving for a toy, kids encounter money math everywhere. Teaching how to make change helps students feel confident and … [Read more...] about Teaching How To Make Change
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Foundational math skills are essential for student success. When a student faces difficulties, the root cause often lies in weak and disconnected … [Read more...] about Minding the Gaps: Why Foundational Math Skills Matter to Student Success [Show]
Great writing begins with great sentences. When students learn how to shape their thoughts into clear, intentional sentence structures, they … [Read more...] about Teaching Sentence Types to Build Stronger Writers Through Sentence Variety
We had an engaging conversation with Joy Ng, the wife of a Coast Guard rescue helicopter pilot in remote Alaska. Her compelling book Even There … [Read more...] about Life on the Edge: Joy Ng’s Inspiring Journey [Show]
Math should be a place of curiosity and confidence, not fear. A positive math culture helps students see mistakes as stepping stones, not … [Read more...] about Cultivating a Positive Math Culture in Your Classroom
As the structure of the academic year winds down, many families face the challenge of managing screen time. Between pool days and road trips, screens … [Read more...] about Summer Screen Time Strategies: Balancing Technology and Family Time
We had a fascinating conversation with Duncan Lawrence, a homeschool graduate and experienced registered nurse. Duncan's career journey has taken him … [Read more...] about From Bedside to Byte: Navigating the Nursing to Informatics Transition [Show]
Does your child count to 10 but skip objects or repeat numbers? Do they point randomly while counting or lose track of which items they've already … [Read more...] about Why One-to-One Correspondence is the Secret to Early Math Success
