Faith is important to us at Learnwell. It’s what our school was founded on, and we know it’s important to many of the families who choose to partner with us for their child’s education. Your faith is an integral part of your life, and it’s...
Getting back into the swing of things can be rough. But we’ve got some ways to motivate students after you get back from vacation. Many of us have just finished a break or some time off with family. (If you haven’t taken your latest school-related break...
Bullying in schools has been an age-old problem. Think back to when pioneers started one-room schoolhouses. Even then, students were excluded on purpose, teased, or made to feel like they were not enough. In today’s modern environment, we tend to think of...
There’s a solution for when your homeschool lesson plans don’t work. We’ve all been there. They’re homeschool lesson plans that came with your curriculum or that a qualified teacher wrote, but for some reason, they do not seem to be working for...
One of our most downloaded articles is one in which we explained how routines and chore charts provide structure in times of transition. But as your kids get older, you may be wondering if chore charts feel too babyish or are even helpful in setting expectations. For...
What is a growth mindset? The term “growth mindset” refers to the belief about yourself that you are able to develop your skills, talents, and abilities. On the other hand, a “fixed mindset” is when a student or person believes he or she has only a certain amount of...
