15 ways to incorporate fun into your homeschool
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Deschooling means letting go of old ideas about school. We change how we think about learning, so families can build learning that fits their interests. It focuses on trusting kids’ natural curiosity and making learning a part of daily life, instead of following strict school plans.
Bust Confusing Homeschool Myths with Alison Morrow
Alison Morrow, Creator at GoodSchooling, and I bust common homeschool myths like home education doesn’t need to be complicated.
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homeschool socialization can be quantified in 9 ways
People question whether homeschooling is at least a little inappropriate for the mere disadvantage of its socialization issue. So how can homeschool socialization be quantified? How could a child not survive without a cloister of twenty-five same-aged peers surrounding them eight hours a day? I know I’m happier not living alongside that many people. Here’s how…
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when does the homeschool really begin?
When does the homeschool really begin? If you listen to a group of veteran homeschool moms, you’ll hear different answers.
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Unlocking the Power of Play: 11 Scientific Benefits for Homeschoolers
What are the scientific benefits to play? Can I tell you a story when I first took the kids out of school? I gave them loads of time to free play in the backyard. One of them could mix together clay and water, and make wet, gunky, globs of reddish mud-clay bricks, baked in the sun. She did…
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How to Engage Art History in a Child-Directed Way
Art history in a child-directed way, using living books and artist studies your homeschool kids will actually enjoy.
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