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28 Nov

College Prep for Homeschoolers…did you forget a BIG one? Top Three Reasons to Include Psychology in your Homeschool Curriculum. Parent and Student Versions.

By Tim Rice
In Psychology

Parent Version 1. Psychology 101 is required at today’s colleges and universities. Psychology’s major theories are, at the worldview level, wholly inconsistent with a Christian worldview. Students need to understand why. 2. Many Christian students go on to helping careers

01 Nov

Preparing homeschoolers for college gives a new perspective on an old question, “What about socialization?”

By Tim Rice
In Psychology

I went by the field of the slothful, and by the vineyard of the man void of understanding; And, lo, it was all grown over with thorns, and nettles had covered the face thereof, and the stone wall thereof was

24 Jun

Socialization After Homeschool

By Tim Rice
In Psychology

24 Jun

An Astonishing Hypothesis and a Dangerous Idea

By Tim Rice
In Psychology

Year after year, psychology is one of the top college majors and many Christian students pursue careers in counseling or social work. But whatever their major or career choice, if your students go to college, there is an excellent

24 Jun

Psychology Class For Middle Schoolers? I say, “no.”

By Tim Rice
In Psychology

This year tens of thousands of homeschoolers will begin taking college classes. Introductory psychology is one of the first classes that many students take. Psychology class is interesting and it is good that that students study the wonders of

23 Jun

The importance of worldviews is illustrated in how one defines psychology.

By Tim Rice
In Psychology

Psychology is usually defined as the scientific study of the human brain and behavior. But the etiology of the word psychology reveals, at a worldview level, that definition is incomplete. Psychology is the study of psych, or more accurately,

23 Jun

What does a Christian worldview have to do with studying psychology?

By Tim Rice
In Psychology

In one respect, the Christian worldview has little to do with to studying psychology. In another respect, it is crucial. In 1879, three years after Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species, Wilhelm Wundt established the first psychology laboratory.

20 Jun

Psychology Class as Apologetics

By Tim Rice
In Psychology

Every semester, during the last lecture, I ask students a question. It is a question that they know is coming. It is a question I told them about during the first lecture and that I ask them to think

15 Jun

The Pastor’s Wife

By Tim Rice
In Psychology

She was one of the most nervous people I have ever met. She wasn’t the ‘bad nerves’ kind of nervous that usually brought patients to the mental health center. She was ‘I just did something really bad and I’m afraid

20 Aug

Homeschool Curriculum. Don’t Leave Psychology Out.

By Tim Rice
In Psychology

Psychology 101 is the most dangerous class Christian students take in college. Psychology is one of the top college majors and many Christian students pursue careers in counseling or social work. Whatever they study, there is an excellent chance