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Creating a homeschool transcript for your high schooler can feel like a daunting task. You may wonder if you’re meeting the right requirements, tracking grades accurately, or how colleges will perceive this document. As a homeschooling parent, the idea of producing an official transcript can raise many questions and...
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As classical homeschool educators, our task is not merely to instruct but to cultivate in our children the lifelong art of learning, empowering them to pursue any subject confidently. By modeling the stages of learning, we also deepen our own understanding and redeem our own education. But how do...
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As the landscape of education evolves, one of the most remarkable trends is the rise of homeschooling, as it has been estimated to be growing from 2-8% per year. This personalized approach to learning has garnered significant attention, as some parents feel it has helped prepare their children for...
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How can you raise your children to become responsible, independent adults? This may be your aim, but how do you actually do that? As a homeschool mom, I have more opportunities and therefore responsibilities as I prepare for that launch point. Perhaps you feel that same weight. I recently...
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After more than twenty years of homeschooling, I’ve learned a thing or two about the best homeschool routines. Sometimes our routines are dialed in, and it’s smooth sailing in our homeschool. And, of course, sometimes our routines need adjustment. What do I do when the homeschool schedule needs review?...
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As a state manager and Practicum speaker for Classical Conversations, I was often asked by parents how best to plan a homeschool schedule and organize a typical day at home. And like every homeschooler, I’d tried a number of schedules and routines for my home school. Here are some...
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On July 4th, and on other American holidays, do we really pause to reflect on our nation’s history? Too often, for my family, these holidays have become a day of swimming, grilling, and fireworks—activity without reflection. Intentional July 4th Traditions Recently, I read Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little Town on the...
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E-books vs physical books. Maybe you’ve been in a similar situation. Whether in a thrift shop, an estate sale, or a listing on an online share site, you find yourself wrestling with the question, “Should I really buy another book? Or should I just get an e-book?” Your shelves...
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I have been asked to share the 5 titles I’d bring on a deserted island. And I’m not allowed to say The Bible because it is too obvious. Of course, it’d be my first book because man doesn’t live on bread alone but on every word that proceeds from...
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When it comes to encouraging lifelong learning, the most important skill we can give our students is that of reading well. If they learn to read well, they can tackle any topic on their own long after they leave our homes. Enlightenment is achieved only when, in addition to...
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Have you ever wondered what the people behind Classical Conversations read? Classical Conversations is a company that provides classical, Christian homeschooling curriculum, community, and resources. Our mission is to restore the classical model of education and equip families to cultivate hearts and minds grounded in God’s truth. But what...
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Summer is peeking its golden head around the corner in the Northern Hemisphere, bringing with it the promise of vacations, slower days basking in the sun, and, of course, including the joy of summer reading! We won’t bash any light beach reads, but we think the following titles can...
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