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Jul. 22, 2020
You Have What it Takes to Homeschool
Parenting can be overwhelming. Here you are, expected to raise these little people to adulthood. You must feed, clothe, shelter, love, protect, guide, and nurture them. Sometimes I marvel that any of us are up for the task. One mom … Continue reading
Jul. 20, 2020
How Taper Scheduling Increases Your Child’s Confidence
Taper scheduling is for students with a lingering problem subject for families who feel like we’re stuck in a rut for homeschool parents who have snapped at a child recently, after explaining the same thing for the umpteenth time If you’re … Continue reading
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Jul. 15, 2020
Can I Homeschool My Child Who Has ADHD?
Children with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) present a special challenge to new homeschooling parents. The differences between a child with ADHD and a child without lead to very different learning styles which require unique teaching techniques. However, homeschooling comes … Continue reading
Jul. 13, 2020
To Those on the Fence about Homeschooling after Coronavirus Lockdown
Quarantine-schooling and homeschooling are apples and oranges, but multitudes of parents have taken this period with kids at home as a snapshot of what a home education means. Before you take the snapshot seriously, take a step back and view … Continue reading
Jul. 8, 2020
9 Things I’ve Learned from Homeschooling as a Single Father
When I started homeschooling, not only was I the only full-time father in my community, and the only homeschooling father in my community, I was the only homeschooling single-father that I had ever heard of. Sometimes it was met with … Continue reading
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Jul. 6, 2020
17 Scheduling Tips for Homeschooling the Very Large Family
A few years ago, in part due to foster care and health issues among family members, we had eleven children under age twelve at our house every day for close to a year. Growing from four children to eleven almost … Continue reading
Jul. 1, 2020
3 Ideas for a Peaceful Homeschool in Quarantine
After the kids and I, one after the other, showed the dreaded symptoms of covid-19, we were fated to a month-long self-isolation. Without a co-parent, or even a walk around the block to ease the pressure, I’ve had a crash-course … Continue reading
