Monthly Archives: August 2011

Traditionally schooled students get to walk into a classroom and take a course for which someone has already done the hard work of planning—but which has the drawback of being “one size fits all.” For homeschoolers, designing courses takes some … Continue reading →

Senioritis. Though it may not be listed in your physician’s medical dictionary, it is a real malady that traditional students, parents, schoolteachers, and counselors recognize and even come to expect. In a classic case of senioritis, a student begins to … Continue reading →