Top 10 Homeschool Dad RSS Feeds

1. Leap of Dave RSS Feed

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Leap of Dave is a father's take on homeschooling. You will find articles that will help you homeschooling.
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2. Catholic Homeschool Dad Blog RSS Feed

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After several years of teaching Theology at the college and high school levels and working in campus and parish ministry, I stepped into the world of Catholic Homeschooling. Drawing from my education and background in pastoral ministry and spiritual direction in the Ignatian Catholic Tradition, I accompany fellow pilgrims seeking to be more aware of God's presence in the context of their life, and desire a deeper intimate relationship with God by offering retreats and one-on-one accompaniment.MORE Twitter Followers 9

3. Homeschool Dad RSS Feed

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My wife and I are natives of Long Island, New York, and Central Massachusetts, graduates of Boston College and UPenn, and have both worked in finance/Wall Street for 15+ years - our entire careers. Although now I primarily teach accelerated math and advise parents on how to educate their children.MORE

4. Ordinary Homeschool Dad Blog RSS Feed

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Ordinary Homeschool Dad is for guys just like you and me. Homeschool dads who work a regular job and do their best to be the husband and fathers to the families God has given them. A few years ago I went to a homeschool conference and came away pondering the question, 'what if an ordinary guy wrote a book about what he does as a homeschool father?' The answer to this question is what you will find in this blog,MORE Facebook Followers 31Twitter Followers 1.7K

5. Classical Home School Dad RSS Feed

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Classical Home School Dad is a blog written by a dad to share light on homeschooling from a father's point of view.

6. SocialDad » Homeschool Dad Blog RSS Feed

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Explore the blog for homeschooling articles. Hi, I'm James and I'm a new Dad. I know nothing, apart from what I'm figuring out as I bumble along. My day job is in Social Media and Digital Marketing, so I'll be sprinkling in some updates, news, or opinion pieces around the industry. I'm also a keen photographer, camper, and car-lover.MORE Facebook Followers 3KTwitter Followers 4.9KInstagram Followers 58.4K

7. Fouled Up Life » Homeschool RSS Feed

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Read the articles on homeschooling. We are a blended family of four living in the Pacific Northwest. For now, we split our time between two cities, a home and a boat, between life on the water and life on the sea. Our goal is to someday sail around the world. I started Fouled Up Life in 2020 primarily to blog about sailing the Pacific Northwest, but it is evolving to become more of - for lack of a better phrase - a blog about how I am learning how to live a better life.MORE

8. Dadcarestoo RSS Feed

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DadCaresToo is a resource about homeschooling from the perspective of me, a father who really does care! After Sabrina, my wife told me she wanted to homeschool our youngest son, I didn't think much about it. So I started doing research myself and that's when I started to think maybe we should set up a resource ourselves to share our journey and what we learned along the way.MORE