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Susan Scott

Curriculum writer, All About Learning Press

[Paragraph one: who she is and what she writes about here. Name the specific subject areas, not general enthusiasm. For example, twelve years teaching elementary math and reading, now writing about mastery-based instruction for homeschooling families.]

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  • 24 Articles for AALP
  • 2025 Writing here since
  • 10 Topic areas
  • 12 Years teaching

Articles by Susan Scott

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Homeschooling

Homeschooling and Working Full Time: Realistic Strategies for Busy Parents

Homeschooling while working is a difficult but rewarding choice. For many parents, it feels impossible because they can’t fit the mold of a stereotypical homeschooling family. The vision of a stay-at-home mom, baking bread, raising 5 kids, attending co-op classes,…

Updated August 21, 2026 8 min read 2 comments

Math

Number Reversals | Why They Happen & How to Help

Reversing numbers is extremely common in young children but can raise concerns for parents, who wonder whether it is a sign of dyslexia. It can be, but by itself, it isn’t a definitive symptom of dyslexia. As we discuss in…

Updated June 12, 2026 8 min read 10 comments

Math

What Is Number Sense (and Why It Matters)

Parents often talk about wanting their children to feel confident with math, but confidence does not start with memorizing addition facts or completing daily worksheets. It begins with number sense, the foundational understanding that numbers have meaning, that they relate…

Updated April 10, 2026 6 min read 0 comments

Math

Learning How to Tell Time: Fun and Simple Ways to Teach Kids

Learning how to tell time is a milestone skill that blends math understanding with real-world independence. Whether a child is just beginning to learn how to tell time on a clock or is ready for more advanced practice, such as…

Updated March 23, 2026 7 min read 2 comments

Homeschooling

Fun Ideas for Math games for your 1st-3rd Graders

Why Math Games Work “Mom! I don’t get it. I hate math!” Sound familiar? Challenges with math are common. When a child is stuck on a concept, it can be difficult to find a new way to explain it. If…

Updated March 16, 2026 4 min read 2 comments