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If you're new to the podcast, you might be wondering why I haven't released an episode. If you've been around here for a long time you may want to know…
Continue ReadingIf you're new to the podcast, you might be wondering why I haven't released an episode. If you've been around here for a long time you may want to know…
Continue ReadingAre you planning to give your child a smartphone, tablet, or console this holiday season? Before you wrap it (if you haven't already) consider doing a few things first. (more…)
Continue ReadingOne of the most difficult things for new homeschoolers, and even some experienced homeschoolers, is finding community resources that are friendly to homeschoolers. MySchool is a community-driven resource that connects…
Continue ReadingIf you were forced into homeschooling because of the pandemic, you may want to continue homeschooling. Maybe you're not comfortable with how your school district is planning to reopen or…
Continue ReadingIt was author Roger Lewin who once wrote "Too often we give children answers to remember rather than problems to solve." Are you feeling daunted by the formidable task of…
Continue ReadingCoronavirus (COVID-19) has led a number of school districts across the United States and the world to close. Due to these unforeseen circumstances, many parents are now considering or have…
Continue ReadingAbout Noah Tetzner Noah Tetzner is a homeschool graduate who enjoys sharing his passion for history with the world! He is the host of multiple historical podcasts that feature interviews…
Continue ReadingUrsula M. Burns became the first black woman to head a Fortune 500 company when she was appointed CEO of Xerox. She also became the first woman to succeed another…
Continue ReadingRob Jensen graduated from BYU with a BFA in Industrial Design. After graduating, he moved to Michigan to work for Ford Motor Company where he designed future cars for 7…
Continue ReadingEducational content is available all over the Internet. As streaming services become more popular, more educational documentaries become available to homeschoolers. Previously, I've shared YouTube channels and documentaries on Netflix…
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