Dispelling Darkness One Book at a Time
It’s midsummer. By now your kids are tired of the pool, tired of the playground, and tired of having nothing to do. Perhaps you are hearing “I’m bored” come out of their mouths... read more
Where are they now? Elizabeth Cook: Called to Academia
From dealing with blank-page anxiety to preparing for a dissertation, IEW has helped a number of students in their personal, academic, and professional development. This blog post features another graduate of IEW, Elizabeth... read more
Where are they now? Christian Taylor: Content Creator
For many people, YouTube serves as their primary digital space to learn and be entertained. Today’s featured IEW graduate, Christian Taylor, is a popular YouTuber who provides his viewers with helpful videos and... read more
Three Reasons Your Teen Should Do Public Speaking
Now that high school is far in my rearview mirror, I can attest that the most formative academic experience I had in my teen years was competing in a speech and debate league. At... read more
Refreshing Routines
For many teachers and teaching parents, summer is a time to relax. Another school year is in the books. Long lazy days lie before you as you take a deep breath and put... read more
Celebrating End of the Year Progress
The last day of school is almost here! Students’ minds are already thinking weeks ahead about camps, road trips, swimming, and all the other activities that get packed into their short break from... read more
Where are they now? Brenna Fisher: From Homeschool to Law School and Beyond
Graduates of IEW go on to pursue a wide range of careers. Some become journalists. Others work in academia. And others move into ministry. There is always demand for people who can effectively... read more
Three Habits for Ending the Year
I remember my first years teaching in the classroom. Almost everyone advised me to start the year strongly because it would affect my whole year, but I don’t remember ever hearing that I... read more
Ask Andrew Anything: Podcast 370
Many of IEW’s podcast episodes in 2023 follow this year’s theme of exploring how IEW can help students with learning differences. Every tenth episode features questions submitted by our podcast listeners. Join us... read more
Observations of an IEW Online Class
IEW Online classes are a perfect option for students who want to work through the Structure and Style for Students program but whose parents would prefer someone else to review the students’ work. The... read more
Welcome to Convention Season!
With the warming of the weather and the winding down of the academic year, the homeschool conference season is now beginning. Are you attending your local homeschool convention this year? There are many... read more
Dispelling Darkness One Book at a Time
It’s midsummer. By now your kids are tired of the pool, tired of the playground, and tired of having nothing to... read more
Where are they now? Elizabeth Cook: Called to Academia
From dealing with blank-page anxiety to preparing for a dissertation, IEW has helped a number of students in their personal, academic,... read more
Where are they now? Christian Taylor: Content Creator
For many people, YouTube serves as their primary digital space to learn and be entertained. Today’s featured IEW graduate, Christian Taylor,... read more
Three Reasons Your Teen Should Do Public Speaking
Now that high school is far in my rearview mirror, I can attest that the most formative academic experience I had... read more
Refreshing Routines
For many teachers and teaching parents, summer is a time to relax. Another school year is in the books. Long lazy... read more
Celebrating End of the Year Progress
The last day of school is almost here! Students’ minds are already thinking weeks ahead about camps, road trips, swimming, and... read more
Where are they now? Brenna Fisher: From Homeschool to Law School and Beyond
Graduates of IEW go on to pursue a wide range of careers. Some become journalists. Others work in academia. And others... read more
Three Habits for Ending the Year
I remember my first years teaching in the classroom. Almost everyone advised me to start the year strongly because it would... read more
Ask Andrew Anything: Podcast 370
Many of IEW’s podcast episodes in 2023 follow this year’s theme of exploring how IEW can help students with learning differences.... read more
Observations of an IEW Online Class
IEW Online classes are a perfect option for students who want to work through the Structure and Style for Students program but... read more
Welcome to Convention Season!
With the warming of the weather and the winding down of the academic year, the homeschool conference season is now beginning.... read more
