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Unschooling: What Inspires Learning?

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This post is inspired (and sponsored) by Sonlight.  If you’re looking for a prepackaged/done-for-you homeschool curriculum, this is one of my top picks.  It’s literature-based, so good books are a central feature.  If you’re not looking for a done-for-you curriculum, but appreciate good books, they’re also a helpful source, since they’ve already done the work […]

Christian Unschooling is Not an Oxymoron

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A lot of people hear the phrase “Christian unschooling” and assume it’s an oxymoron.  This is because when they hear “unschooling,” they assume “unparenting” — a complete lack of boundaries.  Or, in biblical terms, that this is a situation where “a child left to himself brings shame to his mother.” (Prov. 29:15) But this is […]

Finding Opportunities for Learning in Unexpected Places

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Romance novels are a complete waste of time. Right?  There’s almost nothing more useless to spend time on — at least that’s the common perception.  But I like to read cheesy romance novels when I need a brain break.  (I’m not good at doing nothing, so they’re my version of “nothing.”)  A couple months ago, […]