Podcast Ep. 76 “Empowering Mothers: A Path to Renewal” With Guest Aly Legge
Motherhood is one of the single-greatest vocations you could be called to. How will you
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On today’s episode, Melvin interviews Marquell Moorer, who was recently elected to his local
The History of Christian Schools
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The Surprising History of Autodidacticism
Non-traditional forms of education have gained popularity in the past few decades. A rise in
The Truth About Homeschooling and Socialization
Homeschoolers hear all kinds of well-meant questions about their education choice. From parent
Pros and Cons of Homework
“Not until you finish your homework.” “I want you to finish your dinner and
What Are the Essential School Subjects?
The world is a brilliant conglomeration of information, skill, industry, and communication. Productivity in
Incorporating Movement Into the Classroom
Imagine you’re back in school. It’s your hardest school year ever. Your feet twitch, energy
4 Ways Teachers Unknowingly Limit Their Students
The world of education is brimming with cliches. How many teachers have received a mass-produced
Is Dual Credit a Good Idea in High School?
“I am a high school sophomore, and I'm pretty interested in taking dual enrollment classes