Posts Tagged ‘ concerns about homeschooling ’
Start your new year off with these ideas to refresh your homeschooling!
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End the homeschool year on top! Homeschool resources, tips, and ideas to help you finish up your homeschool year strong.
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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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How to maximize freedom and success, while minimizing stress and failure while raising children.
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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, 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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Tips for homeschooling your language impaired child. Dyspraxia websites recommended by your Homeschool Guide.
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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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Being a working, single parent, or needing all adults to go to work can seem undaunting barriers to homeschooling, but with support you can do it.
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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 explaining why homeschooling works. From academic, government and other inclusive resources.
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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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How to have a totally free K12 homeschool experience online and off. Free resources from A2Z Home's Cool.
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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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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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Homeschooling a child with Autism or Asperger's Syndrome shows they can make remarkable growth with methods to meet the needs of Autistic children.
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Advice and resources for educating your vision impaired or blind child at home. Accessibility Technology Instruction Tips Social Networks Resources for Curriculum Accessibility Technology Macsome Audiobook Converter Mac Shareware $34.95. Convert purchased audio books to MP3 or AAC to play anywhere. The conversion is 5X speed fast, and output could be CD Quality. It’s...
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Mothers talk about the reasons why they homeschool their children, the benefits of moms homeschooling. Patience AN A TO Z ARTICLE By Barbara Frank. When people find out that I homeschool my children, they almost always say something along the lines of, “I could never do that. You must be a really patient person.”...
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Special needs children learn well being homeschooled. Resources here for support, legal assistance, curriculum, plans, and more.
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If you have been in a state long enough to be legally required to have that state's license plate on your vehicle, or are required to have that state's driver's license, then you should also follow that state's homeschool law.
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