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We focus a lot on parental rights when we talk about homeschooling—a parent’s right to choose the educational experience of their children. It’s important to remember that our kids have rights, too. They have a right to an education that even includes viewpoints we don’t hold and subjects that are difficult for us. In fact, […]

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What if one of the best tools in your homeschool is already free? On the Brave Writer podcast today, we’re celebrating the library as a place where curiosity gets to roam and the default answer can be “yes.” We explore: Then we make the case for picture books at every age. From visual literacy and […]

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Welcome to Medieval Times! In this Brave Learner Home One Thing Unit Study you’ll journey back in time to discover the world and history of the Middle Ages. Explore the people, lifestyle, architecture, culture, and moments that shaped this fascinating period in history. Our easy-peasy, moderate, and advanced challenges help you and your kids learn […]

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When someone accuses a homeschooling parent of not being qualified to teach their kids, I have to wonder what that person thinks parents have been doing during all the other years and off hours of that child’s life. From what I see, parents can’t stop teaching their kids—everything. They teach them to talk and use […]

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What if the missing ingredient in your homeschool isn’t a better curriculum, but a bigger toolkit for teaching? When kids resist a lesson, it’s easy to reach for familiar parenting strategies: consequences, bargaining, reminders, and demands for cooperation. But learning asks something different of us. We need teaching tactics that spark: On today’s Brave Writer […]

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