High School


Technology is the New Literacy

Technology is the New Literacy

We don't want to teach our kids to be point and click users, we want to teach them to be think and create users.

Growing Independence (for all of us)

Growing Independence (for all of us)

How is it that my family can survive without me? Oh right, I've taught them some living and learning skills so that they can, not just survive, but thrive, in my absence.

Dropping it all

Dropping it all

I am now living two homeschool worlds. The world of elementary/middle years and high school. And from this vantage point I can say with confidence it's ok to drop it all when spring arrives.

Show and Share Supper

Show and Share Supper

Our supper time fantasy table talk was becoming tedious. It was time to re-engage with the "real world".

Where They Want To Be (or, you don't need a school-room to homeschool)

Where They Want To Be (or, you don't need a school-room to homeschool)

You don't need a special space to create the "right environment" for creativity or learning. What you need is "right relationship".

The Spring I Start Running

The Spring I Start Running

I've been thinking for a while now that one day I would start running but I've been digging in my heels, literally and figuratively. The last time I did any serious running was when Céline was a baby. That's twelve years ago or so.

Homeschool Writing with Patricia Zaballos

Homeschool Writing with Patricia Zaballos

Writing is a "subject" that stresses out many homeschool parents and kids. I get a lot of questions on the blog and in coaching sessions about writing, usually along these lines, "My kids' don't like to write. What do I do?"