Shirley Erwee

Almost every home educating parent suffers from the dis-ease called, “Am-I-Doing-Enough?“ We all wonder and worry if it will all work out and then we… Read More »Finding Passion and Purpose

Home education with dyslexia and other labels can be a challenge. Often students with learning challenges such as dyslexia, ADHD, dyscalculalia or other challenges fail… Read More »Home Education with Dyslexia

Your children’s education can be like jail or a journey – a self-drive safari, where you are the driver and you can stop anytime to… Read More »Get your Kids out of ‘Jail’. Give them a ‘Learning Safari’ instead.

As parents, our aim is not just for our children to succeed with good academic scores, but to develop adult skills and competences so that… Read More »Develop Adult Skills with GED Prep

Instead of conforming to school-at-home, find out how home education can equip your children to excel and stand out from the crowd! Most parents today… Read More »Unlock Learning at Home

From time to time, we get emails from worried parents or tutors with questions about how to pass the GED – they need tips for… Read More »How to Pass the GED: 6 Tips for Struggling Students

Students with any kind of learning disability usually do not fare well in the traditional classroom situation. While being inclusive seems noble, when there is… Read More »The GED for Students with Learning Disabilities

You’d think that after more than 20 years of home education, one would be immune to that nagging ‘not-doing-enough’ dis-ease. Apparently, it never goes away,… Read More »Daily Schedules – Tips to Make Them Work

The GED is a convenient home education ‘exit solution’ for unschooling families. Find out how to prepare for the GED tests. We regularly get questions… Read More »Unschooling and the GED

Students must be age 17 or older to take the GED®, so parents of younger teens often wonder what they should do in their secondary… Read More »10 Things Every Teen Should Do (Before the GED)