How Minecraft Teaches Problem Solving
Minecraft may be fun and exciting, but it’s also a great tool for teaching kids about problem solving, creativity, and more!
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Media Literacy: The How-Tos and Benefits of Starting a Podcast with Your Child
You can use starting a podcast with your homeschooling student to teach media literacy. Learn the basics and the benefits of starting.
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5 Ways AI Can Make Homeschool Easy
Check out five ways AI can make homeschool easy from planning to building unit studies to grading writing assignments.
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Using STEM Activities in Your Homeschool
Your science lessons can be transformed into STEM activities without much thought, and there is a good chance you are already doing them in your homeschool.
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Technology in the Homeschool: 5 Uses that Breathe Life into Your Learning
Are you looking for ways to breathe some life into your homeschool? Ways to liven things up without adding in a lot of prep time for yourself? What if I told you that technology has you covered?
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Embracing Technology in the Homeschool for Learning and Assessment
Screen time is an integral part of our homeschool day. We don’t have time limits on using the computer or tablet. Rather, my son’s computer and tablet help enhance his learning. Technology is a necessary tool in his homeschool day for learning and assessment. And it’s no wonder! We live in a world surrounded by technology, so this generation is growing up with the technological innovations as the “norm.” In our homeschool, technology certainly is the norm.
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Our Biggest Learning Resources: Movies and TV Shows
The cool thing about homeschooling is that any time can be “learning time,” right? I love learning from movies, and some lend themselves to homeschooling in a pretty overt way. But what about the less-obvious choices? Do you wonder how your child could possibly be getting anything out of the latest Marvel comics adaptation? What I’ve discovered is that any movie or TV show can give our family something to talk about and learn from when we’re watching and engaging together. It’s been so cool for us that I’m always trying to help other families see how to start these kinds of conversations in their own homes.
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