ArticleField.comInternet's Fastest Growing Free Content Article Directory

My son, Alex, was crazy regarding Jane Austen when we homeschooled. So much so that when he went to college he founded a Jane Austen club. One of the activities every year was having a “Pemberly Ball. ” We have since learned that various other homeschool groups hold similar dances. If you are contemplating a […]

True confession – my husband and I did not do a terrific job planning financially for college. What I mean by that is that we hadn’t saved any money – or at least not nearly what you need for room and board, let alone tuition. We needed a big scholarship – a REALLY big scholarship. […]

If you are one of those lucky people who get an opportunity to do some globetrotting – perhaps for up to a year – should you be concerned about “losing” the academic time with your homeschool high school student? And how can you keep up in challenging courses like math and science? I believe you […]

Delight-directed learning entails helping your kids pursue whatever interests come naturally to them. If your kids have been longing to go to a health care camp, or dive into a new orchestra performance, that’s delight-directed learning, which occurs naturally. Often this is most evident in sports. Our family did summer swim team. Other families will […]

One of the challenging aspects of home schooling isn’t the schooling itself. It is the “home” part. The part where we cook, clean, maintain, organize, and sort out our day-to-day lives. Managing home as well as schooling is the difficult part. Comparatively speaking, the school portion is not that difficult! When I was home schooling, […]