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There is so much fun and wonder to be found in the Christmas season. Sometimes it can feel a little bit overwhelming with the many things to do, places to go, and people to see. In the hustle and bustle, it can be easy to forget to cherish the...
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What is a Christian college? Why should you choose to attend a Christian college—and how can you know which ones are right for you? In this article, Thomas White, a CC dad who serves as president of Cedarville University, discusses the importance of choosing a college or university wisely....
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How can you go to college for free as a homeschooler? Jean Burk, homeschooler and author of the award-winning College Prep Genius, shares her tips and secrets for landing scholarships and free tuition! How to Go to College for Free: A How-To Guide for a Full Ride Full Ride—two...
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If you’re new to homeschooling, you’re probably asking yourself: Where are we going to learn? Do I need a dedicated space? What resources do I need? Where am I going to put everything? Should we study at the kitchen table? Or should we sit in a neat little row...
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Rachael Speer is a veteran homeschooler with four children, ages tween to teen, and she’s the Area Representative in the northwestern Georgia area. She has completed nine years of Foundations, five years of Essentials, and two years of Challenge (A and B) as a parent. Here are some of...
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Meet Ella St. Laurent. She’s a seventeen-year-old Challenge IV student from central Massachusetts with a talent for the arts and a love of theater. She has participated in multiple musical productions for a local theater company, she currently works as a cashier, and she enjoys cliff diving and philosophical...
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Is there truth to the Tibetan proverb that states, “To change the world, we must first change ourselves?” Do you agree with Paulo Coelho that “when we strive to become better than we are, everything around us becomes better too?” Like Ernest Hemingway, do you believe that “true nobility...
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Hello from the great state of Louisiana, where we love good food, good friends, and good books! A number of famous authors have called our beautiful bayou country home, including Anne Rice, William Faulkner, and Alcée Fortier, and that’s probably where I got my love of great literature—and great...
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My only child graduates in 2024 . . . and then what? What comes next? These are the questions I have asked myself for the past four years. I see the end in sight, I want to finish well with her, but then what happens to me? I reluctantly...
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Ready to review the top takeaways from March’s Classical Conversations® podcast episodes? March Podcast Recap: Highlights and Takeaways Fret not if you missed some of our latest episodes—in this monthly recap of our podcasts, we’ll cover the best practical tips, advice, and encouragement from Refining Rhetoric with Robert Bortins...
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No one said homeschooling has to be all work and no play. Indeed, one of your main reasons for choosing to homeschool in the first place might be to spend more time with your child, having fun learning with them and watching them grow. With that in mind, let’s...
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At Classical Conversations®, we’ll never try to convince you that homeschooling is easy. However, homeschooling is worth every moment of effort, and we believe that with the right tools under your belt, homeschooling can be made doable. 11 Things to Do to Homeschool Successfully Homeschooling is a journey. Along...
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