It is a privilege to learn and grow through community service. Volunteering has become a vital part of our homeschool. Here are 6 ways it can benefit yours.
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When I was a little girl, I was fascinated by my friend’s family. Nell’s parents decided that a television would not be the star of the show in their living room. In fact, the entire house was void of a black box. I can still picture how often someone in her home would be relaxing in a recliner—reading. And after reading a few books of my own, I encountered Roald Dahl’s wisdom in Charlie in the Chocolate Factory: “The most important thing we’ve learned, so far as children are concerned, is never, NEVER, NEVER let them near your television set”
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I mapped out an amazing line-up of unit studies, my son was enjoying school, and all was well. Then we discovered interest-led education.
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