Homeschooling Basics

Standardized testing has shaped modern education for decades—but its influence extends far beyond measuring academic performance. From classroom instruction to student stress and curriculum design, test-driven schooling impacts how learning is defined and experienced.

Homeschooling involves more than just educational classes. We are also responsible to help our children develop in every aspect of life.

A quick view on the value of maintaining a strong relationship with your child as both a parent and an educator.

Homeschool pods, also called learning pods or microschools, are small groups of students learning together with parents or hired teachers. They offer personalized education, built-in socialization, and shared responsibilities—but come with costs and logistical challenges. Discover whether a homeschool pod is the right choice for your family.

Is socialization really a problem for homeschoolers? Research shows that homeschooled students are just as socially capable—sometimes more so—than their peers in public school. With co-ops, sports, and community activities, homeschooling families can create rich opportunities for friendships and growth, while avoiding common myths about isolation.

How Expensive Is Homeschooling Really? A Full Cost Breakdown for Families Homeschooling is often seen as a flexible and personalized way...

Homeschooling offers families the flexibility to provide a personalized education tailored to their child's unique needs. However,...

Homeschooling can be both exciting and a little nerve-wracking for many families. The freedom to customize education according to a...