The Waldorf Homeschooling Method The Waldorf Homeschooling method has been developed from the work of Rudolf Steiner. This method lays emphasis on educating the whole child. The mind, body and soul which embody a child persona are given equal importance in this type of training. In the beginning the children are trained in various areas …
The Return of the Age of Radio Stories During the 1950s, 60s and 70s it would not be unusual for children and their parents to sit around the radio and listen to a classic story, documentary or insightful news item. Television was mainly a black and white, low quality picture with less than two channels …
The Man, Michael Farris Constitutional lawyer and the man who founded the Home School Legal Defence Association, Michael Farris, is a chancellor at the Patrick Henry College and promotes the institution as a Christian base for training with a method to impact “for Christ and liberty.” Farris opened the college in 2000, when he was …
The Importance of Music in Education Why is music important in education? This might be the question that keeps on bothering you right now. Well, you have to know that music plays a very significant role in the overall development process of your child. This process involves 3 life aspects such as intellectually, emotionally and …
Homeschooling and Education Quotations A large collection of homeschooling quotes collected over a period of about 12 years Quotations about Homeschooling and Education …the truth is mothers – and fathers – exert far more influence over their children’s intellectual development than is commonly realised. In fact, more than three decades of research shows that families …
Sleep is an essential part of our lives. The study of sleep is a recent thing, perhaps only going back as little as the last 50 years. The interest in sleep may have only dawned upon our society because of endless sleep deprivation experiments or because of the high occurrence of sleep related illness or …
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