A few years back I worked on a homeschooling forum.  I ended up answering a lot of questions.  That forum is now a thing of the past, with those questions and answers having been removed from the internet.  I've resurrected a few of them that I thought might be helpful to someone.

Below you'll find a list of the questions.  Just click on the question and you'll be taken to a new page where the question is answered or a few comments are offered up for consideration.

Please take it all with a grain of salt.  That's how all the answers are intended.  There's no one right way to homeschool.  There's no "best" curriculum.  There are few hard and fast answers because there are so many different students, teachers, learning styles, curricula, etc.  Another thing to remember is that I'm only providing my personal answer; other forum members replied, but I'm not including their answers, which often shedded more light on the subject.
 

RAQ

How can I incorporate the classical style into our homeschool?

How do I choose a curriculum?

What works? What is the most important consideration when selecting a program?

Horrid math woes ... What should we do?

Help!  Where do I start?

Which timeline figures should we use for our timeline?

What is the point of an English curriculum?

Any ideas for supplementing high school science?

Is silent reading important?

Our phonics program has too much busy work. Any opinions on Alphaphonics?

What should we do when my daughter finishes 1st grade in January?

Is a separate literature course important?

What should we use for Geography if we use SOTW?

What's your pro/con list of Reading Reflex for reading?

More to come.  I have bunches still to re-publish.  I'll announce on Reviews and Comments on the Fly when I post more.