Tansey Louis

Do you want to practice for exams but don’t have access to a printer? Or maybe you simply don’t want to print that large bundle of past papers? In this video, we’re going to talk about how you can use a free note taking app called Microsoft OneNote, along with free resources from The Student […]

Have you ever tried to explain a concept to your child or student only to be received with a blank stare?  To make matters more complicated, different children learn in different ways. This means that your regular go-to explanation of why the algebraic expression xy = x × y and not  x + y may […]

When we thought we had a break, there’s more… A parent’s job is never done. It’s summer break but I know all to well that there’s no break for parents like us. I’m talking about those parents who play an active role in their child’s education. They’re the ones who want to help their child improve their grades or maintain […]

The new academic term is nearly done and this year has been an interesting one to say the least. You may have had your first experience with schooling at home and found out first hand that it’s a tough full time job. Or maybe your child is enrolled in school and just need some additional […]

Today we’re sharing the story of one homeschool family’s success in helping their sons, Moshe and Eleazar Allen get accepted into Penn State University at ages 17 and 15. The parents, Craig and Denyse Allen have had a remarkable homeschool journey. I’ve had the chance to interview Mrs. Allen to get the details on how they did it […]

Unlike the slate chalkboards of back in the day, today’s writing tools have evolved to give students a plethora of options to make learning more interactive.  Specifically, I’m referring to electronic tablets. Although these tools are powerful, we as parents and educators may sometimes be at a loss for finding new ways to use these […]