Helping You Turn Your Homeschool Challenges into Your Homeschool Charms
Child-inspired learning shifts the focus from rigid, teacher-directed curricula to fostering a learning environment driven by a child’s natural curiosity and interests. It recognizes that deep, lasting understanding arises from exploration and engagement initiated by the child, rather than solely from prescribed lessons.
How to create a personalized education, a homeschool kindergarten, for a six-year-old? “Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”–Albert Einstein So how to create a homeschool kindergarten? There need be no standard education in…
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How to homeschool more than one grade? I learned eleven things about engaging more than one grade: a tale of four grades.
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I have my Ph.D. research paper thesis topic in mind: “Senility in aging homeschooling parents: Is the incidence lower with increased homeschooling years?” My hypothesis: the more years we homeschool, the more likely we develop neural networks in our adult brains; therefore, lower incidence of senility. Ok, so it’s just a hypothesis. Why choose homeschool? Mama has…
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Structuring a home education for a 7th grade homeschool? Your twelve-year-old and MY twelve-year-old aren’t the same.
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Seven things I’ve learned about structuring a grade 1 homeschool curriculum: here are ideas you might like to use.
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Tailoring education for a thirteen-year-old? Your thirteen-year-old and MY thirteen-year-old aren’t the same. In fact, I’ve had three thirteen-year-olds living in the same family and they aren’t the same either. So take my suggestions with a grain of salt, but gather ideas. You can’t teach the same way to each child. They’re different. Your goal…
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