Posts Tagged ‘ concerns about homeschooling ’

Single-Parent Homeschooling: You Can Do It!

Can you homeschool school as a single parent? Yes! Come learn about what you need to consider before getting started.
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How to Homeschool While Working Full Time

Can you homeschool while working? Yes! You can! Get ideas, resources, and tips on how to make working and homeschooling a reality for your family.
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Can Someone Else Homeschool My Child?

Does all the homeschooling have to be completed by the parents? Can someone else homeschool my children? Learn your homeschooling options here!
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20 Questions About Homeschooling Answered 

Discover common questions about homeschooling, from what is homeschooling to what does homeschooling cost, this article will cover parents' most pressing questions.
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Finishing The Homeschool Year Strong

As the homeschool year draws to a close, homeschool end of year preparations begin. Find out how to finish the school year strong here.
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Coronavirus and Homeschooling: Looking for Temporary Educational Alternatives?

Are you considering your alternative schooling options to help minimize the risk to your family and other vulnerable loved ones? We have educational options to help.
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How to Stay Sane While Homeschooling

Homeschooling isn’t merely an educational choice, it’s a lifestyle. Here are a few of our tips for minimizing those difficult moments homeschooling!
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Ideas for a New Homeschool Perspective

Start your new year off with these ideas to refresh your homeschooling!
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Back To School or Not?

It seems that into many homeschooling families' journeys comes a fork in the road; a time to decide between continuing on the homeschooling path or to travel the road that leads to public school attendance.
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Living Joyfully With Children

How to maximize freedom and success, while minimizing stress and failure while raising children.
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#10 – Teaching from Rest, by Sarah Mackenzie

In this practical, faith-based, and inspirational book, Sarah Mackenzie explains her own way of bringing restful learning to her children.
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Homeschooling with Chronic Illness

Homeschooling with Chronic Illness, having a severe injury, natural disasters can seem undaunting challenges. Websites recommended by your Homeschool Guide. 10 Tips for Homeschooling with a Chronic Illness Life has been slow in our homeschool lately. I have struggled with Fibromyalgia pain for several years. Then, this past December I was diagnosed with Lupus...
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Homeschooling a Child with Dyspraxia

Tips for homeschooling your language impaired child. Dyspraxia websites recommended by your Homeschool Guide.
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Problems with Public “Homeschooling” Programs

The homeschooling community constantly debates on whether or not it is wise to participate in public school-sponsored programs, such as an ISP or charter school designed for homeschoolers. Are public ISPs a threat to homeschools? Should we insist on our rights as tax-payers to force the schools to let our kids participate in sports,...
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Advice for DACA participants about Homeschooling High School

This past Tuesday, President Donald Trump ordered an end to the Obama-era program, DACA, that shielded undocumented immigrants brought to the US illegally by their parents when they were quite young. While most are now young adults, some are still of high school age, some are homeschooling, and some are considering homeschooling as a...
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Research Papers on Homeschooling

Research explaining why homeschooling works. From academic, government and other inclusive resources.
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Deschooling

Help understanding the need for a down time after leaving school and starting to homeschool. This period of time is called deschooling.
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Free K12 Homeschooling

How to have a totally free K12 homeschool experience online and off. Free resources from A2Z Home's Cool.
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Cruising Homeschoolers

Now that we’ve lived aboard for almost seven years with our own kids, we are convinced. Boating families are together families. There is no doubt in my mind that our children are very different than their peers.
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Homeschool Routines – YouTubes

I think you'll get a kick how homeschooled kids, teens, and Moms each have entirely different views of a typical daily routines in their YouTubes.
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