Turn, Turn, Turn
A time to build up,
A time to break down,
A time to dance, A time to mourn,
A time to cast stones,
A time to gather stones together.
To everything, Turn, turn, turn,
There is a season,
Turn, turn, turn,
And a time to every purpose
Under heaven.
---Pete Seeger
Adapted from Ecclesiastes 3:1-8
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Category Archives: Young Adults
Hey, Parents; Leave Those Kids Alone
Autonomy Fuels Kids’ Passion for Sports and Music Parents who want their children to discover a passion for music, sports, or other hobbies should follow a simple plan: Don’t pressure them. By allowing kids to explore activities on their own, … Continue reading
Posted in Approaches to Homeschooling, Autonomy, Family Life, Guitar, Homeschooling Boys, Middle School, Music, Soccer, Uncategorized, Young Adults
Tagged "Want Passionate Kids? Leave them alone", autonomy fuels passion, extracurricular activities, Geneviève Mageau, homeschooling music, homeschooling sports, Laura Grace Weldon, Michael Torrice, passion for music, passionate kids, process not product, The Talent Code, unschooling
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Under One Roof
Our oldest sons live a few hours away from us, studying and working and enjoying their friends and the Virginia mountains. After years of homeschooling and close family life, we do miss them when we don’t see them for a … Continue reading
