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Middle School Math
Challenging gifted students with high-level math can leapfrog them past unnecessary repetition and into conceptual mastery.
by Keith A. Howe
Creativity Is a Way of Thinking
Embrace the broader spectrum of creativity with our curriculum that transcends mere artistry—cultivating imaginative problem-solving in many domains of life.
by Keith A. Howe
What Is Interdisciplinary Curriculum?
Explore the symphony of life through sound with a curriculum that harmonizes science, story, and study.
by Keith A. Howe
I'll Help You Later
Let your child's mistakes guide their learning with Learning Gates, where each quiz is a stepping stone to understanding their unique challenges.
by Keith A. Howe
Moving Things Around
In March of 2023, we reorganized the order of our Age 6-8 curriculum. Learn more about what we did and why.
by Keith A. Howe
I Thought We Were Done Multiplying Fractions?
Experience the frustration and triumph as Piper masters the stubborn art of multiplying fractions, illustrated by the persistence of Learning Gates' yearlong math course.
by Keith A. Howe
What Should Your Homeschooler Be Reading?
Elevate your student's reading experience with joyfully handpicked books from the Texas Topaz Nonfiction Reading List.
by Angela Backer
Hands-On Homeschool Science Curriculum
Transform homeschool science into a multisensory adventure that sharpens minds and connects disciplines.
by Angela Backer
What Is a Curriculum For Gifted Learners?
Unlock your child's potential with a curriculum that encourages risk-taking, deep thinking, and learning at their own exhilarating pace.
by Keith A. Howe
Three Key Strategies to Teach Grammar
Unleash better writing through abundant reading, not tedious grammar drills.
by Karen Brown
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