Should You Teach Literature and History in Chronological Order?
How important it is to study history and literature in chronological order? Here’s what we did, and why a timeline makes whatever you do work better.
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What is Cultural Literacy?
Cultural literacy can help you decide what to teach and how to teach it. Here’s what cultural literacy is, and how it can help you focus.
Homeschoolers: What Must You Teach?
If you’re feeling overwhelmed at homeschooling your students through high school, remember that you don’t have to teach them everything they’ll ever need to know.
How I Chose Great Books for Excellence in Literature
My goal in writing Excellence in Literature is to pass along my love for some of the most beautiful, thought-provoking literature in the world, and to help students learn to think critically and analytically while growing mentally and spiritually. Here’s how I chose which books to include.
