Seriously thinking of homeschooling your children? Great! But wait, there is something we parents must do before we begin educating at home. We need to deschool ourselves. You may be wondering why one would need to do that when the whole point is to bring school to home!

If you are a parent of school-aged children or toddlers approaching the age requirement to begin formal education, then you may be thinking about the best options for you and your family.

Many of us grew up in systems where nearly every aspect of our learning was decided for us. We didn’t have to pick which core subjects to study, which curriculum we would use, or what progression we would follow.

When I first began homeschooling, I thought I knew exactly how I wanted it to be. 

Many American Muslim teens struggle with faith and strive to have a closer connection to God  and family. Understanding and feeling what it’s like to be different, yet learning to embrace every part of who they are can be overwhelming.

In an era of “celebrity sheikhs” where famous scholars are followed with as much fervor as Hollywood stars, it is no surprise that some Muslims may find themselves falling head over heels for these personalities.

Bridging communication gaps is the epitome of a successful relationship - whether it is between spouses, colleagues at work, siblings, or a parent and a child.