Delight-Directed Learner Turned Published Author | A Conversation with Millie Florence

We’ve all seen it—the spark in a child’s eye when they’re utterly captivated by a dream or idea. In the homeschooling community, we are uniquely positioned to fan that flame and guide our children towards pursuing their passions wholeheartedly. But how do we balance the nurturing of a dream with the practicalities of life and […]
The Learning Game | A Conversation with Ana Lorena Fabrega

We’ve all been there — questioning the one-size-fits-all approach of traditional education. You’re probably aware that the natural instinct to learn can sometimes be stifled by conventional methods. So, how do we foster our kids’ love for learning in a way that’s tailored to their unique strengths and interests? The Quest for Knowledge Begins at […]
Nurturing a Strength-Based Approach to Learning in Homeschooling

Strengths-based learning can play a crucial role in crafting your child’s educational journey. Understanding the distinctions between a strengths-based and a deficits-based approach to education is important, underscoring the importance of acknowledging and fostering your child’s unique strengths, talents, and abilities. Understanding Strengths-Based Learning So what are the fundamental distinctions between a strengths-based approach and […]
The Very Best Interest-Led Option For Homeschool Science

Finding an interest-led science curriculum for your homeschool can be a challenge. This approach allows you to mix and match based on what makes sense for your individual learner. It’s so well done, your gifted child will love it! I believe strongly in an Interest-led approach, particular for gifted and twice-exceptional children. It is […]
Why Unit Studies are Ideal for Interest-led Learning

Curiosity sparks learning. It lights a fire that drives us to dig deeper and learn as much as we can. Unit studies allow us to take full advantage of that curiosity and use it to fuel all kinds of learning. Why are unit studies ideal for making the most out of your child’s […]
