July 18, 2025 |
By Laura Lurns
Embrace Self-Care for Effective Homeschooling One key insight from the Homeschool Sanity Show that can greatly benefit homeschooling parents is the importance of embracing the self-care movement. Dr. Melanie Wilson, a Christian psychologist and homeschooling mother of six, emphasizes that taking time for self-care is not selfish but essential for maintaining the energy and patience […]
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July 18, 2025 |
By Laura Lurns
Research Curriculum Thoroughly Before Committing One key insight from the video that can greatly benefit homeschooling parents is the importance of thoroughly researching a curriculum before committing to it. The video highlights that many homeschool moms regretted their choice of curriculum due to factors such as teaching style and worldview not aligning with their family’s […]
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July 18, 2025 |
By Laura Lurns
Vision Therapy Relieves Sensory Headaches A co-worker at Harkla, who was struggling with sensory-related headaches and migraines due to Sensory Processing Disorder, found significant relief through vision therapy. The individual experienced persistent and irritating headaches that severely impacted her daily life, particularly when working on screens for extended periods. After undergoing vision therapy, she reported […]
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July 18, 2025 |
By Laura Lurns
Enhancing strategies Through Subitizing In recent discussions about Mathematics education, experts have emphasized the importance of subitizing as a foundational skill for developing number sense. According to sources, subitizing, or the ability to instantly recognize the number of objects in a small group without counting, is a crucial building block for understanding how numbers work […]
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July 18, 2025 |
By Laura Lurns
Enhancing Attention to Improve Executive Function In discussions about Executive Function, it was shared that attention plays a crucial role in its overall functioning. Specifically, the transcript highlighted that while attention is present, children often struggle with sustaining and directing it when necessary. This aspect of attention is essential but not the sole component of […]
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July 18, 2025 |
By Laura Lurns
“AI’s Rapid Evolution in Education” In the realm of education, there has been a notable progression in the adoption of AI technologies, as highlighted in recent discussions. The sequence of technological advancements began with Wonder, followed by ChatGPT, illustrating a rapid evolution in AI tools available for educational purposes. According to the transcript, individuals with […]
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July 18, 2025 |
By Laura Lurns
“Addressing challenges Challenges in Education” In the context of education, a parent shared their experience with auditory processing issues, highlighting the specific challenges faced due to a reverse slope hearing loss that affected their ability to hear low frequencies. This condition led to heightened anxiety as they constantly struggled to pay attention to multiple auditory […]
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July 18, 2025 |
By Laura Lurns
Encourage Diverse Summer Reading Choices In the realm of Education, a key insight shared emphasizes the importance of summer reading flexibility for children. The transcript highlights that “reading is reading is reading” and it does not matter what the material is, as long as it engages the child. Specifically, it encourages parents to let their […]
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July 18, 2025 |
By Laura Lurns
Fostering Math Curiosity Through Strategic Questioning In an educational setting, a teacher observed a student’s curiosity about the underlying reasons for mathematical truths, highlighting the importance of fostering such inquisitiveness. The educator emphasized designing math lessons and spaces that allow students to naturally encounter learning opportunities through strategic questioning. This approach helps students to discover […]
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July 18, 2025 |
By Laura Lurns
Advocate for Open Middle Math Problems In a discussion about math education, the use of open middle problems was highlighted as a beneficial approach. These problems are designed with a “low floor,” allowing students to access the material at various levels of understanding. For instance, a teacher might present a problem where students can find […]
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