If you’re anything like me, you’re addicted to coffee and writing something in order to procrastinate writing something more urgent. But, to be more on topic, you also view the rise of AI with a mix of intrigue and skepticism. My biggest fear about using AI for homeschooling was being given bad information. (That and […]
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Using online educational videos for homeschooling is becoming more commonplace—whether it’s to supplement your usual curriculum, as stand-alone lessons, or to just get some learning in during one of those days. You know those days. And why not? There is so much high-quality content available now. I mean, we’re talking well-written, researched content. Some YouTube
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When I was homeschooled, we lived in a small duplex and used a legal-sized briefcase to hold all my schoolbooks. My mom would tote it around to the dining room table, the sofa, or wherever we were doing school that day. I grew up knowing you don’t need a big space to do homeschooling! Now
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Why make a plan? Ever have the unsettling feeling that you’re doing this homeschooling thing by the seat of your pants? That’s only one of the many reasons why making a long-term homeschooling plan is well worth your time. Some of the benefits of having even a sketch of a plan are: You are not
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It is challenging, to say the least, to get school accomplished with multiple children of young ages. This year I have one in second grade and one in preschool. So, I know it’s only going to get more difficult from here for the next couple of years as my youngest ramps up but my oldest
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What is a homeschooling philosophy Simply put, a philosophy is “a particular system of thought”. Your philosophy on a topic is just your beliefs and assumptions about it. In this case, your homeschooling philosophy is your knowledge and beliefs about things like: how children, in general, learn best, how your particular child learns best, how
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