The Titus 2 Homemaker

For the sake of being politically correct, many writers have turned to being grammatically incorrect. “A child” does not do “their” homework. “A child” does “his” homework. Even if “he” turns out to be (unknown to the writer) a girl. See, we have singular neuter pronouns in English. They (plural!) […]

I am solidly in the camp of those who believe that very young students do not need a lot of academic work. In thinking over my English Guide one night, it occurred to me that the list of concepts for first and second grade might cause a parent to feel that this is not the case. […]

A friend recently commented that she would not be using KISS because she wasn’t able to sort out the site.  This is understandable, as there is so much information there!  It’s a shame, though, to have to find something else as a result of nothing but navigation.  I hope that the following “table of contents” […]