Homeschooling the Humanities with Humanity
A space for resources, ideas, and discussion that supports homeschooling the humanities for all ages. Educating "with humanity" means to educate with the individual learner's needs and abilities in mind.
Online Classes
A variety of engaging and affordable online classes designed to be flexible for families.
Learner Writing Resources
Resources to create your own writing curricula at home or to use as supplements.
Teaching Resources
Resources for parents and guardians to support your decision to educate with humanity.
Dayla Learning Blog
A valuable resource from Dayla Learning with focus on our homeschooling principals and curriculum.
Dayla Learning provides resources that are helpful for bringing the humanities into any educational setting.
As a lifelong educator, my leading passion in life has been helping other people find their own voices and confidence in their writing and communication skills. Over the years, I’ve developed a teaching philosophy that’s been informed by the learners I’ve met and the experiences we’ve had together as well as ongoing training in my discipline of rhetoric and composition.
Dayla Learning Online Classes
Are you looking for engaging, meaningful, and interesting humanities-based classes? Dayla Learning offers a variety of classes in different formats to fit your family’s unique learning needs.
- Book Clubs
- Guided Classes
- Live Classes
- Self-Paced Classes
Dayla Learning Writing Resources
Links to resources for many topics that come up for writers designed directly for learners to use. New resources are added regularly! Resources cover topics like:
- The Writing Process
- The Polishing Stage
- Research Writing
- Multimodal Projects
Dayla Learning Blog
Visit the Dayla Learning blog for articles on Philosophy, Literature, Reading, Writing, History and more!
Introduction Part 1: Homeschooling the Humanities
Welcome to the very first post on Dayla Learning! This is an introduction of sorts, and in this Part 1, I’d like to spend some
Introduction Part 2: With Humanity
The tagline for this site is “Homeschooling the humanities with humanity.” In my first blog post, I examined what I meant by “homeschooling the humanities”
Using Nonfiction in Writing Instruction
If you think back to your own experiences with learning to write in a formal setting, chances are that writing and literary study are tied
My Four Homeschooling Guideposts: Finding a Method
Picture this. You are driving away from a school with a sniffling (recently sobbing) six-year-old in the backseat on a Friday, and you know (know
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