Does your child take private piano lessons or are you planning to start in the future? I’ve been teaching piano lessons for over thirteen years now. As I’ve worked with many students along the way, I’ve come to realize some key things that parents can do to help their child find success.

If you’ve recently made the decision to start homeschooling your child or are at least considering the option, you may be wondering exactly how to go about the process. What qualifications do you need to homeschool your child?

As we are currently facing this global COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, children all over the world are home from school, many continuing their schooling online or with resources provided by their schools.

Will this remote learning change our perception of home education?

“Did you like being homeschooled?”

“What did you like about homeschooling?”

These are the most common questions acquaintances ask me when they find out I was homeschooled as a child!

Have you decided to homeschool? Whether your situation has just pushed you into the world of home education or you’ve dreamed of homeschooling your children from the beginning, homeschooling can seem so daunting when you’re first starting out.

Morning time (also known by other names like morning basket time, morning meeting, circle time, and so forth) is a common homeschooling practice where the family comes together to learn as a group to start each school day—often for study that pursues moral, spiritual, or character development or that focuses on “truth, beauty, and goodness.”