Now, the trick is figuring out five great blogs to pass it on to. Here are the ones I've come up with that make me think; I hope you enjoy them.
Thought-Provoking Homeschooling Blogs:
The Common Room - The Dear Head Mistress always has lots of valuable insights, on homeschooling but also on lots of other topics, and is a prolific writer. She writes generally from a Charlotte Mason/classical perspective, which fits our learning style well. I like reading the posts by her kids, too.
Dominion Family - Another great blog with a classical viewpoint. Her current post points out that teaching doesn't actually happen until students learn.
Buried Treasure Books - I never look at this blog that I don't end up thinking about something in a new way. (She doesn't just write about books, either!)
Thought-Provoking Christian Blogs:
Dave Burchett - Every time I read Dave's blog, I find myself motivated and convicted. He doesn't post about homeschooling, just about life; but he always has something I need to read. If you follow this link, be sure to scroll down to his post called "Don't Miss This Phony Baloney Holiday," from Thursday, August 16.
Mark D. Roberts - Sometimes on the deep side for this busy mom, I generally find it worth my time and effort to read what Mark writes. He is a senior pastor, teaches at Fuller Seminary, has written 5 books and numerous articles, and in between finds time to post thoughtful blogs pretty much every day.
So, to these great bloggers, I present the "Thinking Blogger Award," giving them the honor of posting the award on their website and of nominating 5 other bloggers for the same award.
Thanks, Dana, for thinking of me for this award, and congratulations to the new Thinking Bloggers!
2 comments:
Hi, Marcy! I am sorry I didn't thank you before for mentioning me here! I have been so swamped...I appreciate your kind words :-). I read very few blogs (in spite of my long sidebar) and I mentioned the ones I would nominate a few months ago, so I probably won't do that again, but I am glad to find a kindred spirit out there when so many times it seems that we are square pegs in round holes.
Blessings to you and your dear family,
Carmon
Carmon,
I know you are busy - what homeschooling blogger isn't? Thanks for taking the time to stop by. More significantly, thanks for taking the time to post about your life as a homeschooling parent. I value the input of others who care about what matters to me. Thanks for being one whose input is worth paying attention to!
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