Homeschool Life Coach — Helping Moms Homeschool with Confidence & Calm
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.
I went to a homeschool conference last spring, and I didn’t buy a thing. (Turns out I went with three guidelines for choosing curriculum.) So what does my lack of purchasing tell you about me? Therefore, I must be… a. No longer homeschooling. b. Already in possession of enough books to occupy a public school…
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Our readaloud family book list might include half the public library, but I’ll share with you a few memorable ones you will want to read.
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We need to devise a plan for engaging emotional challenges with our homeschool teenagers. I share five principles that have served our family.
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Do we even need to learn to handwrite? I’ll share 23 easy ways you can introduce it in your homeschool. Teaching kids to handwrite is an ongoing debate in the school world. Some would argue no. As I weighed the pros and cons, I determined that teaching my kids how to handwrite would mean they…
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There isn’t one right way to educate a child, but if the home-education doesn’t focus on child-led education, things need to change.
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Your home is not a school: though it would appear that is what you’re after since, ya know, it’s implied in the word, homeschool? The most important aspect of homeschooling is the relationship between the parent and the child. A sure sign that your home is not a school. Our goal is to listen to…
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