Mar 27
2008

New articles have been posted in the L.E.D. section of our website.

7 Pillars of Wisdom was just posted today – L.E.D.’s 7 areas of study oulined and related to "traditional subjects"

If you missed it, Stepping into Freedom & Simplicity™ was posted a couple weeks ago, outlining 7 Pillars of Excellence used in our methodology of learning.

Ponder the Path is new today too. I will post it here tomorrow.

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Mar 27
2008

I could go many different places with that title. And many of you probably know my ultimate answer – renewing your own mind. But what I want to look at today is what area of learning should we start to renew our own mind in when beginning to apply a biblically principled education in our homes.

I believe we begin with our foundation, the Bible itself. We need to KNOW the Bible, to have it internalized. Learn how to study the Bible, how to deduce principles – find wisdom therein, and apply it to our lives, and also learn the content of the Bible, its unified message and stucture. This will be completely fleshed out in Freedom & Simplicity™ in Bible, and bits and pieces can be found in the L.E.D. Bible & Worship category of this blog and on the L.E.D. webpages.

The other area I believe is key to begin in is HisStory. Just as the Bible reveals God’s Plan. HisStory demonstrates the outworking of His Plan, in the lives of men and nations. Everything we study will connect to these two things – God’s Word and God’s World. In our studies of HisStory we apply our methods of study through reasoning, to apply Biblical principles, apply the lessons learned to our own lives and the world around us. We first lay down the foundations of the origin, purpose, principles and rudiments of HisStory, and then begin to study through the content of HisStory, looking at it through this Big Picture foundation, and studying it through our reflective methods. Freedom & Simplicity™ in HisStory fleshes this all out, leading you through how to learn and teach HisStory. In addition, you will find bits and pieces on the L.E.D. HisStory category of this blog and on the L.E.D. webpages.

What can you do in the meantime, while you are renewing your mind and learning how to teach by biblical principles? Check out this article.

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Mar 27
2008

I can’t believe I’m revisiting Science (from yesterday) – of all things. But I also can’t believe I forgot to mention one of our favorite "science" resources. I’m almost positive that I DID remember to mention it to the mom that asked though.

Anyhow, the reason I didn’t remember to list it here is because it isn’t primarily a "science" resource. It is a character resource, called Character Sketches. Character Sketches teaches biblical character through nature stories, thus making it a great "science" resource too!

Gotta love it!

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