When I think back to those early days of homeschooling math, I wish I had known about the literary approach to mathematics!

Because children tend to internalize everything, they don't think, "I think I need a textbook with a more pedagogically friendly approach"; they think, "I stink at math."

Here are some ideas on teaching math and science skills without an expensive homeschool curriculum program.

A child who struggles with math may label themselves and believe, "I'm not good at math." Here's how to counter that and help your child succeed in math.

One of the most overwhelming parts of being a new homeschooler is figuring out how to teach math at home. Each child learns in unique ways and—well, let’s face it—very few of us are confident teaching math to begin with. Veteran homeschooler and popular curriculum reviewer, Cathy Duffy, is here to help us to Choose […]

I majored in applied mathematics in college, yet it wasn’t until I became a homeschooling mother that I discovered math in literature. I’d like to help you to also discover how you can introduce living books into your homeschool and take a break from the drill, drill, drill.