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I struggled with this question for years before I finally came to a realization. I got diagnosed as an adolescent. I remember clearly wondering what was wrong with me as a young child. I would watch the other children understand
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September 22, 2019

Is a Homeschool Co-op right for my child?

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Parents want what is best for their children. We want them to have every opportunity to explore and learn, to grow and to succeed. Homeschooling affords us all kinds of educational freedoms, especially in my home state of Michigan. This
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With 3 of us (so far) in this house with ADHD it’s not hard for our home to go from calm to chaotic. No one wants that. Since my husband and I are training our kids to be independent, self-sufficient
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You open your eyes. The sun is shining but the sounds you hear are not sweet and peaceful, they are loud and cranky. A toddler is screaming in protest, and a preschooler is crying about how unfair his life is,
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March 16, 2019

How I Balance Homeschool and Life

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Homeschooling while growing my family has not been an easy task. It was during one (of many) pep talks with my sweet homeschool mentor and friend that I was reminded of BJU Press’s distance learning videos. Grab a cup of
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March 16, 2019

Planning for Homeschool Success

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Hey everyone! Occasionally I blog over at the Homeworks by Precept blog, and I’d love to share those posts with you. It is an excellent blog full of great homeschool information and encouragement.  Come take a look at how I
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February 22, 2019

Why Use Routines

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Routines have changed my life. Stress is so much lower in the mornings for me now because I have a routine in place. It’s only when my plan is disrupted that stress creeps in and with young children that happens
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  1. Kristin Moon

    After years of frustration (and many tears), we had our son tested. Despite our fear of “labeling”, my son was actually relieved to have a name for his struggle! It empowered him to understand that his brain was wired differently, and we taught him to view his ADD as his superpower. While we worked on ways to help him focus at home (allowing him to move and listen to music during school helped a lot), we also brainstormed ways that his ADD could be an advantage.

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