Tag Archives: education

College (maybe): Dual, Joint, and Early Enrollment for Homeschoolers

When my homeschooled teen thrived at SCAD’s Summer Series, I knew she was ready for more—but not quite ready to live on campus at sixteen. This post shares our journey to early graduation, why we chose early enrollment, the difference between dual and joint enrollment, and how to prepare your homeschooler for college-level learning.

The “Hidden Curriculum” in Your Home: How Everyday Life Teaches

Some of the most powerful lessons happen outside ‘school hours’—in cooking, chores, and conversations. This hidden curriculum teaches math, reading, and life skills naturally, helping kids connect learning to real life and preparing them for independence and problem-solving.

Why I Just Lowered the Price of One of My Most Popular Courses

After getting several messages from parents asking for sibling discounts and coupons, I took a closer look—and saw a big spike in interest for one specific class. Word is spreading, and I want to make sure more families can access it. For a limited time, the Middle School ELA Writing Course is available at a lower price with full instructor feedback and lifetime access.

How Homeschooling Parents and Teachers Can Start Earning by Teaching Online

If you’re a homeschool parent or teacher, you can turn your experience into income by teaching online. Platforms like Outschool make it easy to get started, or you can teach independently and build your own schedule. I offer 1:1 consultations to help you launch confidently—no tech background or big audience needed. Start sharing what you know and make money from home. Learn more at TeacherJade.com.

Goodbye Anxiety: How to Reduce Your Child’s Stress Post-Pandemic

Managing Anxiety in Children Post-Pandemic As a parent, seeing your child struggle with anxiety can be heart-wrenching. With the upheaval caused by the pandemic, many children are experiencing heightened levels of anxiety. From disruptions in routine to social isolation, the past few years have been tough on our kids. It’s more important than ever to […]