Downfall of Homeschool Blogging
We’re created to be part of a community…and the blogosphere provides an online community – to an extent. But community forums are where newbies go for help first.
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We’re created to be part of a community…and the blogosphere provides an online community – to an extent. But community forums are where newbies go for help first.
Read MoreMoreover, as they go about from house to house, they learn to be idlers, and not only idlers, but...
Read MoreFacebook cheated on me. I was just another face. The privacy settings of the new Timeline feature are why I left facebook.
Read MoreOnce I check social media, my agenda changes. All good, noble things but it still takes me away from my domain. Have you found scheduling Internet time to be beneficial? Have you found that being online early changes your daily agenda?
Read MoreWhat is my plan, my purpose for being online today? What am I talking about with others? What is the point I am trying to make in my discussions? Am I majoring on minors or am I pointing to Christ? Am I pointing another way to yet another religion or am I pointing to the One who is the Way, the Truth and the Life?
Read MoreMany homeschool families do not have an issue with facebook. Their teens don’t care much for it so there’s no problem. But not all homeschoolers are like this. Some homeschool families are very much into technology and social media. However if, like me, you are going to allow your teens to be involved on facebook, this video gives some very helpful and practical tips for parents.
Read MoreAfter my last post, I thought I’d do a quick quiz. Guess what? It’s official! I am not...
Read MoreHave you ever tried to visit a website only to find that you couldn’t get there? Or...
Read MoreToday’s post is not my own writing. It is from a dear lady, Robin Sampson. This article was...
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