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By Chad Stewart November 2016 One of the most heartbreaking things I see as a teacher, parent, and animator is young people putting so much pressure on themselves that they lose the joy that attracted them to an art form (or activity) in the first place.  As a young animation student, I was drawn into […]

Join Detric Means and Callie Rafferty virtually at GCU’s Homeschool Webinar on December 8th to learn about our opportunities for homeschool students! We will discuss college credit options, homeschool transcripts, GCU Dual Enrollment, and topics for parents. We will also cover GCU’s generous scholarship opportunities, support services, housing options and vibrant campus life!  Parents and students

Save 50% on 50 BRAND NEW resources about everything from dinosaurs to US history to Christmas. Discover dinosaurs (no evolutionary content), the story of the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights, the history of airplanes, and more. Practice subtraction skills with superheroes and learn about photosynthesis and the water cycle with coloring and copywork. And

Lightlabetc.com is delighted to offer our monthly Extra Activity 4: Local Noon, a supplement to Chapter 4 of Lightlab. It can also be completed independently and is designed for your elementary student.  Our BONUS Thanksgiving Activity is “How to Build Your Own Sundial!” for older youth. You will find out that behind the beauty of sundials,

The Houghton “H” may be the most recognizable symbol of our university. It is unique, attractive and widely visible on campus. Even more important, however, is that its features help to illustrate what makes Houghton such a special living and learning community. These five essential elements of a Houghton experience are present in our residential

Choosing a college is a big decision, and it’s one that the Lyceum Scholars Program at Clemson University takes seriously. That is why we strive to provide the best education possible for each one of our Scholars. The program offers $10,000 scholarships for students to study the moral, political, and economic foundations of a free

Author: Lyndsay LambertPublished in: 19.4 THSC Review MagazinePublished on: Nov. 1, 2015 Many homeschooling parents feel the pressure to send their teens to public schools. Some are concerned that they cannot teach their kids at that level of education. They want their children to be able to get into college and succeed. Some want their kids

At Tis The Season, we believe in celebrating each season to its fullest, and although there is a society countdown to a specific event in the near future, we want to focus on the current season of thanksgiving.  Thanksgiving is a time of reflection: from the trials you may have endured to the victories you have

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By Deanne Crawford An ancient proverb reflects the foundational philosophy of the unit study approach. Tell me and I forget. Show me and I remember. Involve me and I understand. Unit studies provide an excellent conduit for learning as they teach our children through a hands-on approach, incorporating different learning styles with proven success in