by One Unique Mom | Mar 31, 2019 | Classical Conversations, Homeschool
Disclaimer: I am a Classical Conversations Challenge A Director. I am not writing this post from the perspective of a director but from the perspective of a homeschooling mother with a child with dyslexia, an educational therapist, licensed teacher (Association of...
by One Unique Mom | Mar 10, 2019 | Homeschool
During my the last few weeks, I have been finalizing my dissertation. To ease my homeschooling load, I allowed my children to develop their own unit studies without regard to grade level of books or activities. This time was to enjoy learning, explore interests,...
by One Unique Mom | Sep 29, 2017 | Classical Conversations, Homeschool, Liberty University, Unschooling
I read a wonderful post from Holistic Homeschooler about needing a teaching degree to homeschool. When I began homeschooling, I only had an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice. When my youngest was three, I decided to go back to college to earn a...
by One Unique Mom | Jul 1, 2017 | Family & Parenting, Homemaking & Household, Homeschool
One of my most active pins on Pinterest is to an old blog site. I have decided to recreate the chore chart for that pin. It is now a downloadable PDF File. The chores are listed in order by how often they are to be done: daily, 2-4 times a week, weekly, or...
by One Unique Mom | May 20, 2017 | Exercise & Workout, Faith, Family & Parenting, Fitness Journey, Homemaking & Household, Homeschool, Liberty University, Mom life, Motivation & Inspiration
So here’s my life summed up: I’m an Army wife, minister’s wife, homeschooling mom, doctoral candidate, homeschool tutor, a board member for a national homeschool association, mom, wife, daughter, sister, and sarcastic coffee aficionado-addict really....
by One Unique Mom | Jan 22, 2017 | Homeschool
Many public educators doubt the benefits of homeschooling (Butler, 2000). Despite the ever-growing databases of research on the benefits of homeschooling there remains several myths. The most common myths are included below. 1) Homeschooling produces social misfits. ...
