Dear member: We hope you and your family are staying well as our communities navigate the many challenges brought to every area of life by COVID-19. We wanted to get in touch with a few updates and points to...
March 31, 2020
Visit the Zoo, Virtually Finding an Extraordinary Education in the Ordinary Unique Online Learning for Teens – Crash Course How to Successfully Manage Anxiety While Building Resilience in Kids During a Crisis ...
March 26, 2020
by Louise Frazer If you are a parent who has simultaneously been thrown into working from home with your children’s school suddenly closed, you may well be wondering how you are going to get everything done and stay sane....
March 23, 2020
By Dinah Whitton Home education is just as much about the end goal as it is about current success. Even while you’re in the thick of parenting, it’s always a good idea to prepare for your children’s future along...
March 10, 2020
The process of child development is as interesting as it is complex. Each child is unique and how they develop will vary. However, when additional challenges arise parents are naturally concerned and try to find answers. In particular, it...
February 19, 2020
By Dinah Whitton (3 minute read) After a long winter, most Canadians look forward to enjoying the warm summer months. If you schedule your homeschool around the traditional school year, your students are probably excited about taking a break...
August 8, 2019
Proposed changes to Ontario’s kindergarten program are causing anxiety among parents and for good reason. While Premier Doug Ford has assured the public he will not be eliminating all-day kindergarten altogether, modifications could include releasing the ever-growing class-size cap....
March 9, 2019
One Family’s Triumph over ADHD and Dysgraphia By Louise Frazer Learning disabilities are taxing for both the parent-educator and the child, and sometimes discouragement prevails. In the midst of their struggles, some families wonder, as they weigh the pros...
January 29, 2019
Navigating through the Change with Home Education By: Dinah Whitton Parents of middle school children are often caught off guard during this poignant developmental stage. Home educators can take advantage of having more time to observe their children and...
October 25, 2018
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