What’s the connection beween self-care and deschooling? Mindset! Because how you think affects HOW you homeschool and how happy you are.
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All articles filed in frequently asked homeschooling questions
Homeschool moms often encounter a wide range of frequently asked questions as they navigate their educational journey. Common questions include how to choose the right curriculum, create a flexible yet effective routine, and handle socialization for their children. Moms also wonder about meeting educational standards, managing time with multiple children, and ensuring a home education without burnout. Other frequent questions revolve around balancing homeschooling with household responsibilities, finding support networks, addressing big emotions, and maintaining self-care. These FAQs reflect the unique challenges of homeschooling, helping moms prepare for a rewarding, confident experience tailored to their family’s needs.
How to Deschool 101: Embrace Freedom and Individualization
There’s a few more people NOT going back to school this fall.
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Breaking Free: How Deschooling Helps You Live a Purposeful Life
How can deschooling help us live a purposeful life? I’ll share the seven ways deschooling helps us live a purposeful life.
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6 Game-Changing Ways to Streamline your Homeschool Routines
When your life and homeschool routines don’t feel satisfying or you don’t know how to get it all done, consider these 6 game-changing ways to streamline and simplify your life and homeschool routines. From embracing imperfection and finding joy in the present moment to owning your authenticity and pursuing your passions, today I’ll offer you…
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Child-Led Learning Benefits Your Kids (& You) Will Love
Discover the potential of child-led learning benefits. Ignite curiosity, personalize education, & unlock a world of joyful exploration.
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Is deschooling a fad or is it here to stay?
Is deschooling a fad in the homeschool community or is it here to stay? I think it’s here to support homeschool families to do their thing.
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