Not only are there many types of intelligence, but they are all complementary. Nobody has all the knowledge they could possibly need.

When education is shaped by real life, meaningful conversation, and curiosity-driven discovery, children don’t just learn facts—they grow into adults who love truth and desire to keep learning forever.

When students ask if they can use notes on finals, my answer surprises them: “Ask your parents.” Here’s why that simple reply keeps the family at the center of education decisions.

Grade levels were made for children, not children for grade levels.

John Dewey’s influence on American education is impossible to ignore. Let's examine and critique his philosophy from a Catholic homeschooling perspective.

You may or may not settle into one of these homeschooling subcultures. It doesn't really matter. There is no one way that homeschooling has to look.