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A Better Way to Homeschool

What if we focus on character

  • Middle School Math (Without Algebra!)
  • Skip Algebra, for now
    • We Skipped Middle School Algebra and Still Raised a Mathematician
    • Hands-On Math That Actually Prepares Kids for Algebra
    • Touchable Math for Middle School: Why Hands-On Learning Still Matters for Tweens
    • Middle School Math Is Broken — And I’m Done Pretending It’s Fine
    • How to Choose a Math Curriculum for Middle School (Without Losing Your Mind)
    • Middle School Without Algebra Is Possible (and Preferred)
    • Rushing Algebra Doesn’t Create Engineers — It Creates Anxiety
    • Math Grows Best in Safe Soil: How to Stop Middle School Math Tears and Build Confidence Instead
    • When My “Skip Algebra” Rule Met Its Match

character training

“What I Have Learned Teaching” Guest Author- (Me!)

What if our smartest kids are lazy, egotistical, thieving brats?
What if they ace the test, but bully the kids next to them?
Jessica with “What I Have Learned Teaching” writes,
As a teacher, we often focus on what students know, the facts, details, the content.  But really, what is our goal?  What counts when raising up the next generation?  It’s about how our children live and learn.  Can we create lifelong learners?

 

Bekki from A Better Way to Home School is here today to help us consider our focus when teaching and homeschooling.  Her broader, bigger perspective is refreshing in this world of standards, test scores, and always meeting the next tangible goal.

Read how to avoid raising brilliant brats here.

Preview of the Heart of Homeschooling God’s Way Master Class.

We need to STOP measuring success by grades, achievements, awards, and worksheets.

 

 

 

 

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