Expanding the horizons of our homeschool history curriculum can enrich our children's understanding of the world and its diverse cultures. By exploring these alternative coursework, we can offer our children a more comprehensive and engaging education that goes beyond the traditional Western Civilization track.

Your kids are exhausted. I hear about it in their messages begging for homework extensions. I see it when they commiserate online about their packed schedules. I discern it in the breakneck pace of their daily routines.

My teen has no idea what she wants to do after high school. How do I plan a curriculum? Don't worry—you got this!

Let's discuss some of the ways adolescence has changed in the modern world and how reconnecting with the idea of traditional "rites of passage" can help restore some of the structure.

We need to give the 4-year history cycle some thought when it comes to high school.

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