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Tag Archives: reflection
Taking stock
This time of year it’s natural for me to step back and take a look at what we are doing around here in the way of education. I don’t like to wait until July to do that because, quite frankly, I need more lead time than that. So I have been going through a time of reflection and was frustrated with some things. To remedy the situation I started to look outward instead of inward. The … read on, my friend…
Are you teaching as Mary or Martha?
As home educating mothers, we all strive to do our best and provide our children with the most excellent education we can. As a mom using the Biblical Principle Approach to education (and planning my own lessons), I must spend a good deal of time preparing lessons, researching and such. It is easy to look up and find myself far off the reservation, out in the desert, wondering how on earth I got there. It’s dry … read on, my friend…















































