Homeschool without losing your mind or wallet.
Have you heard of the progymnasmata? As one who has dipped heavily in the Classical Education arena over the last 10 years, I had never heard of Progymnasmata (or Progym for short), until recently. I was intrigued and started to do my own research on the topic.
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When headed to the library, it’s tough to know what books are worthwhile for checking out. Choosing living picture books that
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Have you wondered about the relationship between the Charlotte Mason vs Classical Education Methods? There seems to be an overlap between the two educational methods.
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Just like finding quality food to feed the body, we must feed the mind with great books and literature. What is a living book?
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The short answer is: “No” With an infinite number of ways to approach home education, researching methods and styles can be overwhelming, but that is also the beauty of it. We get to decide what our unique experience will look like and what works best for our individual family. Looking closely at our kid’s needs
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Getting ready for Challenge A can be overwhelming. Here is a collection of helpful tools, resources, and encouragement other Ch A homeschoolers.
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Classical Education allows for homeschooling multiple ages and grades at once because it saves time, focuses on how to learn versus what is taught, and its highly adaptable to learning styles and individual needs.
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With information overload and an infinite number of ways to approach home education, choosing a homeschool method or style can quickly become overwhelming! Instead of boxing yourself into one method, look at the components that make up each method and decide what works best for your teaching style and your students learning needs. Much like
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