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  • Character Training: Laying The Foundation for Academic Success 
    (Kathie Morrissey \ The Character Corner)
    Kathie shares how character training lays the foundation for academic success and how to teach children good character.
  • Should Your Child Learn to Code?
    (Lauren Schroeder | Salt & Lightspeed)
    Lauren’s goal in this article is to help you decide if coding is a subject worth adding to your homeschool curriculum.
  • Breaking the Paradigm: No Longer Restrained by the Cookie Cutter Curriculum of Public School
    (Frank Natale | Ocean Homeschool)
    Frank shares his own personal journey as a homeschooling dad and how breaking away from the cookie cutter curriculum of public schools benefited his son.
  • Resilience in the Face of Challenges: The Role of Homeschooling (Lisa Garrison | Vibrant Home Life)
    Lisa shares how tailoring education to meet the needs of your children will equip them to face real-word pressures.
  • How to Integrate Child-Led, Unstructured Learning Activities in Your Homeschool
    (Lisa Shipster | Learn with Confidence)
    Lisa explains the benefits of integrating unstructured, child-led activities into the homeschooling journey and gives practical ways to do so.
  • End Grading Woes with a Simple Homeschool Rubric
    (Amber Smith | 200 Fingers & Toes)
    Amber shares how using a simple tool, the grading rubric, will end grading struggles by giving everyone easy to follow guidelines and set students up for academic success.

 

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