Education is a collective endeavor. Teachers learn from one another and help spark inspiration, fill in gaps, and collaborate in order to grow and meet the challenges they face. 

Dayla Learning aims to be a place that supports all educators — especially home educators — in their efforts of educating in the humanities. Here you’ll find resources to help you do just that. 

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My Little Poppies– Cait blogs about homeschooling gifted kids and the joys and challenges that come with it.

Raising Lifelong Learners– Colleen writes about homeschooling gifted kids and provides lots of ideas and resources.

Tilt Parenting– Debbie writes about raising differently wired kids.

Hand in Hand Homeschooling– A site dedicated to helping parents develop individual learning plans with an emphasis on gifted needs.Humanities Websites

The Center for Philosophy for Children– Run through the University of Washington, this Center offers an array of lesson plans, ideas, and resources.

Go to Writing Resources for Learners

Writing is not one skill. It’s a multifaceted set of skills that must constantly adjust for content, context, and audience. 

If I have a writing class of ten learners, they may need ten different lessons in response to their first draft of a paper. 

I put together this writing resource database to provide individual learners they support they need in the moment, and I share it here so that you can use it at home, too. 

Go to Writing Resources for Learners

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