Do you ever do your best thinking in the shower? What about having feelings of anxiety in the shower? After I had my hip surgery, I finally got to take a shower in my regular bathroom in the house about
How to Get Georgia Scholarships for Homeschoolers
If you’re homeschooling in Georgia, you’ve probably wondered whether your student can qualify for the HOPE or Zell Miller Scholarship. The good news is yes, but the rules are different depending on whether your homeschool is accredited. Many families hear
Setting Awesome Goals For Your Teen This Year
Every year I like to create goals for myself, my teens and young adults (how I can help them with achieving their own goals), and my family. It gives me a little bit of inward accountability. Occasionally, people I see
Top 3 Blog Posts of 2021: College Research and Dual Enrollment
Whew! We made it through 2021. Did you achieve any goals this year? It was hard work to get much of anything done! It feels sort of like we survived something. Today is the third year anniversary of my Grandmother’s
Outline the Chapter: Five Study Skills You Need To Know – Part I
One of the biggest study skills you can teach your student is how to outline the chapter. This series of blog posts come from the tutoring sessions I’ve been having with local teenagers. I conduct these sessions either in a
How Not To Be A Fixer While Parenting
I’ve had more time lately to consider all the things I did well and did NOT do well during my two decades of homeschooling and raising up my kids. I have figured out that in the early years, I was
