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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

letting teens go

Letting Teens Go Too Soon= Disaster


By the time our kids reach high school, we can bend to the pressure to “let them go” and “cut the cords”.

photo by Erik Scheel

Teenagers need the help, guidance, and strength of their parents even more than toddlers do.

The transition from middle- schooler to adulthood is like running a medieval gauntlet.

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Filed Under: blog, sticky, Teens and High school Tagged With: homeschooling high schoolers, letting teens go, parenting, raising teens, Uncategorized

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