I appreciate your recommendations for grades 7-12. I am also enjoying your study guides! Iām a homeschool mom and am trying to offer my children a richer education than what I received. Do you have a post for how to use your study guides? For instance, I just looked through the Genesis 1 study guide and love the depth of the questions and the that point to virtue and the Westminster catechism. But that lesson could be a whole semester of study (or life long!). How do you recommend we parse? How do I help my students walk through these ideas without feeling overwhelmed or that we are leaving out more beautiful ideas? My older two are 13 and 15. I have five more coming up behind.
I am slowly making strides to make our lessons more joyful and to lead my children into deeper study. What Iām fighting against is my own mindset that seems to rush through information to check a box instead of playing with and resting and wrestling with one idea and allowing that to lead us. Again, Iām getting there, but I was public school educated and also have German heritage- so my utilitarian underpinning is strong. š¤¦š»āāļø
Any practical help is appreciated. Perhaps you have these with paid subscription- please let me know that as well! Grateful!
I appreciate your recommendations for grades 7-12. I am also enjoying your study guides! Iām a homeschool mom and am trying to offer my children a richer education than what I received. Do you have a post for how to use your study guides? For instance, I just looked through the Genesis 1 study guide and love the depth of the questions and the that point to virtue and the Westminster catechism. But that lesson could be a whole semester of study (or life long!). How do you recommend we parse? How do I help my students walk through these ideas without feeling overwhelmed or that we are leaving out more beautiful ideas? My older two are 13 and 15. I have five more coming up behind.
I am slowly making strides to make our lessons more joyful and to lead my children into deeper study. What Iām fighting against is my own mindset that seems to rush through information to check a box instead of playing with and resting and wrestling with one idea and allowing that to lead us. Again, Iām getting there, but I was public school educated and also have German heritage- so my utilitarian underpinning is strong. š¤¦š»āāļø
Any practical help is appreciated. Perhaps you have these with paid subscription- please let me know that as well! Grateful!
Stupendous. Missing Melville, however.