Category: Planning

by Debra Bell, High School, Homeschool For Success, Planning

Collegebound? What to Do in 10th Grade, Part 2

July 7, 2022

To help your teen develop healthy habits and manage adolescent risk-taking and reward-seeking tendencies, double-down on this. Read More...

by Debra Bell, High School, Homeschool For Success, Planning

Homeschool for Success: High School Planning Grid

June 9, 2021

Use this planning grid to map out a high school homeschool program that ticks all the boxes. Read More...

Elementary, Homeschool For Success, Planning

Is It Me? My Child? Or the Curriculum? What to do when homeschooling frustrations abound

March 20, 2019

On to curriculum! In this final post in our series, Deb Bell helps this homeschooling mama learn to let go of unchecked boxes, and embrace the learning lifestyle—flaws and all. Heather Eades: So if you have determined your curriculum is the culprit of your homeschool’s frustrations, what would you suggest? Deb Bell: Read More...

by Debra Bell, Elementary, Planning

Is It Me? My Child? Or the Curriculum? What to do when homeschooling frustrations abound

March 12, 2019

Last week we began a series on mid-school year self-evaluations, and how to trouble-shoot your homeschooling frustrations. This week I continue my discussion with Debra Bell, as we look at how to determine if it’s just a bad day, a character issue with your child/children, or simply a child in need of more support. Is Read More...

Aim Academy Online, High School, Planning

Setting Up for Success: 3 Keys to A Great Start in Math this Year

September 5, 2017

Everyone starts a new school year with high hopes and fresh resolve to make it a year of growth and accomplishment. Over the years I’ve seen many math students excel and others struggle to just get by. I’m a firm believer that habits and attitudes play a much bigger role in our accomplishments in the Read More...

Planning

The Ultimate Homeschool Planners: Planning to See God at Work

July 12, 2017

I love homeschool moms. I love their passion, their resourcefulness and love for their families. But now with the luxury of viewing homeschooling through the rear view mirror, I can see a couple of sore spots that contribute to our exhaustion and occasional loss of vision. We are more aware of our own shortcomings in our Read More...