The turning of the year is a time when we reflect on our lives and make resolutions about positive changes we'd like to make in the coming year. For homeschoolers, self-reflection on our homeschooling is an integral part of home education.

There are many ways you can adopt a child-centered approach to homeschooling. In this article, we'll review what child-centered education is (and is not) and how it can utilized in your Catholic homeschool.

It sometimes happens that circumstance compels us to adopt homeschooling with little preparation mid-semester. If this is you, don't panic! Many of us have been there and found our way through successfully.

You not only have to prepare your kids, but prepare your curricula and prepare yourselves! It can all be a little overwhelming. In today's article, I want to offer a reflection about three things to keep in mind as we kick off the fall semester. 

What does Christ centered homeschooling mean? What do we mean when we say we are Catholic homeschoolers? How does being a Catholic homeschooler differ than being a non-religious homeschooler? How do our obligations to God and the Church figure into the way we structure our homeschooling routine?

What if you quit homeschooling but want to come back to it again? Here are tips to help you move forward and be successful.