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An Open Letter to the New COVID-19 Homeschooler

As I sat rubbing sleep from my eyes this morning, wondering what new coronavirus mandates might come to disrupt our routines today, I found myself on social media. The comments and videos that most affected me were those from you moms who recently discovered that you were homeschooling by government mandate. You look tired, bewildered, and overwhelmed. You look like beginning swimmers who have been thrown in the deep end of the swimming pool – with your infants, toddlers, and teens in tow. My heart goes out to you…

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The History of Us

When my kiddos were between the ages of 2 and 11, and the basket beside our fireplace burgeoned with library books, a good friend from church set me a task: How can a homeschool mom with a bundle of children (and all the work that comes along with them) go about teaching the classics, especially if she didn’t get a great books education herself? At the time, my own six children were reading the “good books;” the great books were yet before them…

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2017 Launch Party – Teaching the Classics Overview

2016 was a huge year for us! We began by introducing a new look for the company with a new website and a new logo. We started a new membership society and through it we have met hundreds of wonderful families dedicated to giving their students a literary education. We have worked tirelessly to unveil a second edition of Teaching the Classics and update some of our other beloved products…

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An Apology for “The Hovel”

I think my husband is tired of letting me name things. Our life is becoming a living encyclopedia for the work of William Shakespeare. We have a car named “Hal,” a plant named “Brutus,” and I’m trying to figure out how to convince Ian to let me use “Miranda” as the middle name of a future daughter. (I have a particularly soft spot in my heart for The Tempest.) Needless to say, when it was time to dream up titles for all of our new endeavors at CenterForLit, nothing was safe. I suggested an alternative Shakespearean title for every new product we’re releasing. Most of them got shot down, but as a consolation prize everyone was kind enough to let me name the blog…

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Happy New Year from a Happy New CenterForLit!

Thanks for stopping by! I am thrilled to welcome you to our online community for Lit Lovers. Every nook and cranny of the CenterForLit website has been redesigned and expanded to serve you better. Inside, you’ll find a dozen ways to participate in the Great Conversation – a conversation about books and ideas, about homeschooling and parenting, about sin and grace and redemption. And don’t worry: we still offer all the curriculum materials and classes you depend on. In fact, we’re making more all the time…

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