08April, 2020
Making the Most out of Unintentional Homeschooling
- a Rachel DeSena
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online home school, homeschooling, homeschool tips, COVID-19, parenting
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While I acknowledge that these are downright scary and dangerous times for many people in the world, those of us who are lucky enough to be healthy and still making some income have a golden opportunity to invest our most precious commodity into our children: time.
18April, 2019
Every Homeschooler Needs a Tribe
- a Kimberly Phillips
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Socialization, personalization, homeschooling, extra-curricular activities, community service, homeschool socialization
Homeschool Families Need a Tribe
“We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow man.” -Herman Melville
Back in the 50s when my mother was a young girl, she grew up in a neighborhood where it was rare to own a second car. Most of the families in her community...
12March, 2018
Why Won’t our Public School Help my Child?
- a Dr. Richard Krejcir
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online home school, homeschooling, students who are behind not getting help, no help for bullying problem
Have you had a child get behind in school and tried to get them help? And you were just shot down? Have you ever dealt with a bullying problem, and the school refused to help? Your child is not understanding the work, but they will not intervene until they are two years behind? Maybe, it is the...
29January, 2018
Eight Different Learning Styles That Can Benefit From Homeschooling
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Homeschooling can come with many advantages for families and communities, and there are also specific types of child learners that might do best in the home school environment. Not all children learn at the same pace or in the same way, and it can be hard to get everyone up to speed in a...
04December, 2017
Seven Ways School Choice can be a Benefit to Students, Families, and the Community
- a Taylor Sanchez
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Charter Schools, Choosing the Right School, Customized Classroom, homeschooling, Character Education
School choice is something that can help students, families, communities, and the education system as a whole. Competition in any system can lead to innovation, and new educational ideas can come from all K-12 avenues, whether this is a charter school, public school, or a home school. Here are...
06November, 2017
12 Tips for Helping Your Child Succeed in a Homeschool
- a Dr. Richard Krejcir
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As a parent, you have embarked on perhaps your most important role ever, nurturing your child to become a great adult. With a goal that they have character, are an impact on society. You also what them to be happy and make you feel proud. Yet, there are so many obstacles we face to derail this....
12September, 2017
Online Homeschooling: Creating the Pefect Learning Environment
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Homeschooling is a valuable learning experience, both for children as well as parents. There is a variety of unique reasons to homeschool your children. For some parents, homeschooling is a way to protect their children from dangerous outside influences. Other families find that their...
26October, 2016
Creating a Schedule for Online Home School: 5 Questions to Ask
- a Mark Holley
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Online Learning, Online Curriculum, online home school, home school, homeschooling
One of the hardest things about transitioning to online home school is learning to adhere to a schedule. You have what initially feels like an endless amount of freedom in front of you, and it's easy to fall into the trap of ignoring those school responsibilities. There are so many other things...
21September, 2016
How to Make California’s Homeschooling Programs Better
- a Dr. Jessica Spallino
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Homeschooling is not new to education. There are homeschooling program options throughout California that have served students on a smaller scale for years. Traditionally, homeschooling programs attracted students who were either in need of a home hospital type of set up or for students who had...
