A UK doctor who homeschools her high-potential children writes personal essays on the reasons behind their unconventional education, including children's natural sleep rhythms, the problems with evening homework, and why threats and bargaining fail with overtired kids. Readers get a candid parent's perspective and practical reflections on learning and family routines.
Website: https://doctor-homeschool.ghost.io/
A blog presenting essays on classic art and literature from a traditionalist, counter-cultural perspective, with a focus on early childhood education and parenting. Readers get close readings of literary works, critiques of modern illustration and schooling, and promotion of the author's own pre-school guide.
A curriculum-style newsletter for parents and teachers of visual learners and late readers, pairing short reflections on child development with activities built around illustrated traditional tales. Each issue combines a parenting idea with a retelling of a story and a free classroom activity.
A family's first-person accounts of month-long stays in real neighborhoods abroad while worldschooling their children, with recollections of logistics, homeschool routines and local history encountered on the road. Readers get intimate, scene-driven travel stories and practical sense of what long-term family living abroad looks like.
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