🚨New Zealand’s biggest Primary School Union is calling the nation’s new Christian Prime Minister a “conspiracy theorist” for opposing Woke… Read more New Zealand’s Christian PM Wrongly Labelled a Conspiracy Theorist After Rejecting Wokeism in Schools
Teaching is not teaching without a sure grasp of what it means to learn. Or, at least, that’s what I’m… Read more Obed Onwuegbu: Teaching Did Not Start In Schools
We learn a lot from Indigenous Australian history about how good, well-intentioned, government can go wrong (and get it wrong)… Read more Mark Latham Vs. The Industrial Wackademic Complex: “The role of schools is to serve the family, not the other way around.”
In 1944, C.S Lewis wrote: ‘The demand for equality has two sources; First, the noble: the desire for fair play.… Read more Democratic Education: Extreme Egalitarianism & The Quagmire of Sameness
One of the more vicious stigmas attached to homeschooling, particularly by The Greens, is that homeschooling is the equivalent of… Read more Is It Fair To Equate Homeschooling With Over Parenting?
A homeschooling dad finds himself on a journey of challenges and contradictions. His first thought is to mingle, learn and… Read more Deliberations On The Embrace Of The Extraordinary (Or Homeschool Dad: Obstacles & Humility)
Marcus Garvey was a Jamaican poet and civil rights campaigner. He had a level of popularity in America during the… Read more Marcus Garvey: Educate Yourself
On a recent field trip for homeschool we made some random stops at lookouts. Not only were these opportunities to rest,… Read more Panoramics
With time restraints and the high amount of information available, it’s unreasonable to expect a teacher or a parent to teach a child everything.… Read more Evaluating Expectations
Reading Susan Cain’s ‘Quiet’ has jolted to my understanding of what it means to be introverted and/or extroverted. I’m not… Read more Finding Grounds For Improving Pastoral Theology In Susan Cain’s Book: Quiet
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