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Don’t Trade Discipleship for a Government-Funded School at Home

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Nicki Truesdell with Deb Filman on The Reason We Learn: Understanding School Choice

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School vouchers for homeschooling are not conservative

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Understanding School Choice

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School Choice and the 529 Education Savings Account

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Exposing School Choice

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Our culture has become saturated in all forms of rebellion against God, not the least of which is the LGBT movement. No matter how you raise your children, they will be exposed. Children’s toys, cookies, candy, cereal, clothing lines, and cartoons have all become mouthpieces for sexual perversion. You would literally have to live in a bubble to keep your children from it, especially in June.

We settle in for a comfortable 1 1/2 to 2 hours of reading to begin our school day. (See my previous post.) Sometimes it’s at 9:00, sometimes it’s as late as 11:00. Snacks are allowed (see the iced coffees?) because food makes kids happy. And I let them do a variety of quiet activities while I read. On this day, they chose mazes and intricate coloring.

Summer learning.

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I spend all day with my kids. But I’m not a super mom or gifted with infinite patience. I don’t have it all together. I usually don’t even have some of it together.

Here’s our morning routine right now:

When our society moved children away from the home and into the schools, they had to recreate much of home life in an artificial fashion.

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