Homeschoolers are free to choose their standard of curriculum and equipments to help them homeschool. Even some homeschooling families don’t use purchased curriculum to some extends in their teaching and learning process. Instead, they create their own own curriculum to customize children’s needs. However, after our 2 children’s homeschool graduation, I have just aware that […]
Trying to get kids to do homework can be a battle for many parents. Sometimes we have a kid who just enjoys getting their homework done, and we don’t have to interject at all, other times we have a kid who hates homework time and refuses to just get it done. If you have a […]
There is a lot of misunderstanding and misinterpretation of homeschooling from time to time that I think will never be solved. As long as children learn at home and they don’t go to a physical school, parents usually claim that they homeschool their children. Nowadays, there are distance learning programs that people might think to […]
It’s often very easy to find Nature Study options when you live in a rural area, but what happens when you’re homeschooling in a big city? Living in an urban area doesn’t exactly open up the doors to going outside in your backyard to do a nature study with your homeschool students. Today I’m sharing a few […]
It is not easy to stay consistent with the decision to homeschool children after going through some process of making a decision. The endpoint homeschool is being burnout. It means to stop homeschool children. After homeschooling for a decade, I can see the 10 most common homeschool burnout triggers threatening homeschool families around the world. […]
Being a blogger is not only about content publishing. There will be more and more works to do to catch up with increasing personal and professional demands. Being a more productive blogger with a marketing calendar can save a lot of time, money, and energy to do smarter and to achieve bigger things. Being a […]