I had the opportunity to interview Jennie and ask her a few questions about homeschooling, her vintage dressmaking business and how she is helping other homeschoolers to share in her love of vintage dressmaking. It's been my experience, and that of many homeschoolers, that by planning around a child's interests, you can cover almost every curricular requirement without losing the joy of studying something that interests the child. Now there is a new way for you, your child, and your entire family to find help. He asserts that if such children could do well, they would. We have an interview with Dr. Greene and an excerpt for his book that will help you identify if you child has this problem and what you can do about it.
Home schooling lends itself easily to a more relaxed and efficient learning environment.
Children need parents to diligently guide and inspire them to learn and to teach them the principles of the Christian faith, and parents are accountable to God to train their children. Otherwise, we would find many of our methods and pedagogy to be similar to the unschoolers. It is a false god, as anyone trying to remember what it is they have forgotten about the content of their own elementary education can readily attest. Oh, some of each, mostly leaning toward unschooling. At nine she asked for her own subscription to Readers' Digest and National Geographic Magazine for Christmas.