Homeschooling Help
How to Create Independent Learners
Creating independent learners takes time, encouragement, and hard work. But, as our children grow they need to be able to work and learn independently. Independent learning is an important skill and one that will benefit them for a lifetime.
As homeschool parents, we are responsible for our children’s education. We take on that responsibility oftentimes when our children are young. By the time they reach middle school we are educating younger siblings and may be getting overwhelmed with the responsibility of educating so many different grades.
At this point, it may be time to start easing our children into independent learning. This is an important thing for our children to learn. Independent learning can help them learn responsibility, prepare them for college, and helps them truly engage in the material.
Why You’re Behind in Homeschooling
Every homeschool mom feels behind in homeschooling sometimes. We stress ourselves out, wonder what the problem is, and struggle to keep up. I believe there are 2 leading factors in the behind mentality, and both can be fixed today!
Do you ever feel like you’re behind in homeschooling?
Like everyone else is farther along than you?
Like your child is NEVER going to learn ?
5 Reminders Every Homeschooling Mom Needs
What does a homeschool mom need? The answer may surprise you. Here are a few reminders every homeschool mom needs!
A homeschool mom spends a lot of her time on her children. She awakes to feed them breakfast and get started on the school day. It’s so easy to get lost in the world of being a homeschool mom that you forget a few things. Here are 5 reminders every homeschooling mom needs.
How to Refresh Your Homeschool in the Middle of Your School Year
Are your facing a mid-year slump? Now may be the time to refresh your homeschool! Here are some tips to carry you through.
Let’s face it, we all have experienced that mid-year slump a time or two. As much as we love homeschooling our kids, exhaustion and weariness have a way of creeping in. Sometimes this simply calls for a break. But if you’ve tried that and you’re still wondering how on earth you will all survive til summer finally rolls around, here are some tips to carry you through.
How to Deal with Homeschool Naysayers
How do we deal with homeschool naysayers whose opinions we care about? Here are some tried-and-true tips on how to deal with homeschool naysayers.
Almost every person who announces their decision to homeschool will have to deal with homeschool naysayers. It’s just a fact.
“I don’t think homeschool is a good idea.”
“Your kids are going to end up weird and unsocialized.”
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