When Are They Too Smart To Be Homeschooled?
Imagine homeschooling your extremely intelligent son and realizing that he's so smart that he should be in college....at age eight! What an interesting story.
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and we're still at it with our two youngest, dd17 and dsds15.
I'm the author of several books, including the curriculum Life Prep for Homeschooled Teenagers. I call my Web site and newsletter "The Imperfect Homeschooler" because I've learned that we don't have to be perfect moms and teachers to homeschool our children successfully; God uses us despite our imperfections.
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and we're still at it with our two youngest, dd17 and dsds15.
I'm the author of several books, including the curriculum Life Prep for Homeschooled Teenagers. I call my Web site and newsletter "The Imperfect Homeschooler" because I've learned that we don't have to be perfect moms and teachers to homeschool our children successfully; God uses us despite our imperfections.
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3 comments:
That is a very interesting story! I can't help but wonder though about what kind of a childhood he has.
Me, too, Melissa.....I think being that smart at such a young age could be a burden socially, unless he's really well-adjusted.
Thanks for sending this to the CoH!
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