Should I Homeschool My Dyslexic Child?
Are you wondering if homeschooling your dyslexic child is a good idea or the worst idea you’ve ever had? In this post, I cover five great reasons to homeschool, and one possible reason not to.
Developing Critically Thinking Children Isn’t as Difficult as One May Think. It’s as Simple as Asking Some Questions…
It’s no secret I’m a homeschooling advocate. The reason being that, if your child is enrolled in the compulsory educational system, this system is KNOWN for sucking the imagination out of children and turning them into obedient little drones. Let’s keep it real, I went to public school and you, the reader, most likely did…
A Preschool Unlike Any Other…
If you are a subscriber to my blog, then you know I’m a HUGE advocate for homeschooling future generations. I still am, however, I also know that there are many parents who still need additional assistance, outside of the homeschooling guide that I wrote. You may also be aware that I’ve been talking about opening…
“Euphoria”, A Contradiction To Its Name And Reality…
Is the representation demonstrated by the show an accurate portrayal of high school/teenage life today?
Since “Identity” and How One Chooses To Identify Themselves in the World is So Important Right Now, Let’s Get the Children Focused on This…
Children are like wet clay, easily molded. Good people know this and so do the people who are up to no good. It is VITAL to keep your children surrounded with positive affirmations and positive images that help them cultivate a HEALTHY self-esteem and self-image.
A Haitian Folktale that Teaches Children, “Beware of Who You Listen To…”
Haiti has such a rich history! Like many indigenous cultures, the Haitians passed down their history through oral traditions. Storytelling served two purposes: teaching, which preserved the culture, and entertainment! Tales of Bouki & Malice have been told in Haiti for as long as anyone can remember. Here’s a fun one that tells of Bouki…
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