Homeschool without losing your mind or wallet.
Without something to work toward, it is easy to get overwhelmed and lost in the world of homeschooling. The internet has opened up a whole new world of opportunities and resources for homeschoolers which is both amazing and frustrating at the same time.
Need help buying homeschool curriculum that is right for you? If you have done any amount of research for homeschool curriculum, then you are well aware of the exorbitant amount of options out there that will suit just about any and every learning type, personality type, and special need out there. While personal recommendations are
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We need to move away from the idea that teaching is something separate from parenting, and can only be done by someone who is trained and qualified. To be a parent is to be a teacher. We teach our children how to walk, how to talk, to sing the ABCs, to write their name, how
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Don’t I need to be certified or trained to homeschool? The simple and short answer is “No” Have you seen the “Forky asks a Question” clips from ‘Toy Story 4’? As Forky would say, “What is a teacher?” Based on personal experience, I used to think a teacher needed a classroom and a pointer, to
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A recent effort that will benefit many homeschoolers is that HSLDA worked with Google to facilitate making G Suite for Education available for free to Homeschool organizations, just as it does for public and private schools. This may be a valuable resource for your homeschooling co-op or community.
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While the reasons for homeschooling vary widely, they all point to one thing:
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