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On Reflection & Expectation

On Reflection & Expectation

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This is one of my favorite weeks of the year. It’s the “already, not yet” week. We have already experienced…
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On Memory Work

On Memory Work

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The phrase “memory work” is one that can carry baggage for people. The act of memorizing something may bring to…
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On Poetry: The Homeschooling by Subject Series

On Poetry: The Homeschooling by Subject Series

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Do you consider poetry to be a staple of your homeschool? Oftentimes when the subject of poetry comes up with…
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On Folk Songs: The Homeschooling by Subject Series

On Folk Songs: The Homeschooling by Subject Series

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This is going to sound familiar; a lot of what I had to say about hymns applies to folk songs, as well….
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On Hymn Study: The Homeschooling by Subject Series

On Hymn Study: The Homeschooling by Subject Series

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Over the next few months I’m going to break down each subject and look at how we study it and…
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On Planning Your School Year: The (Almost) Back to School Episode

On Planning Your School Year: The (Almost) Back to School Episode

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I’m big on philosophy when it comes to education but at some point we need to stop thinking and discussing and actually do the…
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I'm Cindy Rinna...so glad you stopped by. I love to inspire other moms on their homeschool journey and share in the joys and challenges of homeschooling an outside-the-box child. Stick around to enjoy Charlotte Mason-inspired homeschool how-tos, expert interviews, carefully curated booklists, and curriculum reviews all seen through the lens of what can best serve our kiddos with autism, ADHD, and/or dyslexia.

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