…Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning. Psalm 30:5
Fascinating Website for anyone who needs to blow the whistle,
or is considering blowing the whistle.
Fascinating stuff, here, although I’m not too crazy about the wording in spots. Great graphics!
I saw this graphic shared, and expected it to make me feel a bit worthless, because none of my children are prodigies or geniuses. I feel like there is this stereotype that all homeschool kids have to blow their public school counterparts out of the water, academically speaking.
Well, it turns out that homeschooled kids do very, very well. I wouldn’t expect less of my children, no matter where they receive their education (and that may change from year to year). Still, it’s encouraging to see that most homeschooled kids tend to do much better than the average bear.
Honestly, I didn’t choose homeschool for my children because of the academics. I didn’t choose to homeschool them to protect them from the peer pressure and perceived dangers of public school. I didn’t choose homeschool because my religion demands it (it doesn’t, by the way). I didn’t choose it so I…
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I’m rather excited, here . . .
A lovely home schooling mom has invited me to guest post at her place, A Homeschool Mom and will published my work, today.
The topic?
“The one thing I did not know, and wish someone had told me, about home schooling.”
I had fun with it and wish you all would run on over to Cristina’s, check it out, leave a nice comment, look around and leave another nice comment, too!
Thanks!
And thanks to Cristina, too!
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