Curiosity is inevitable in children, and trying to suppress that natural yearning for knowledge is more often than not the wrong decision. There is a very real dichotomy of risk and benefit to technology: [...]
It used to be all about keeping children clean and safe. All of the guidance to teachers and parents was aimed at eliminating physical risks to children. But then studies began to show that [...]
Back in the day of sailing ships, sailors dreaded hitting the doldrums. As they were nearing the equator, the winds would often drop, and the sailors would find themselves drifting—no wind in their sails; [...]
I’m in the stage of homeschooling life where my fellow homeschooling moms are chatting and texting with me about the next stages for their kids. My oldest has “launched,” and my middle child is [...]
The following is an interview of David Stelzer by the Old School House. TOS: How do you ensure your children are learning through the summer? David: Children are always learning, and I think we [...]
