Can we talk? Homeschooling can be hard! I have some ideas.
Don’t miss any of this FREE Homeschool 101 series. There are six categories with multiple posts to help make this year your best year yet.
There is no reason to reinvent the wheel. I am sharing my experience (and some of my friends) to make homeschooling easier on you.
From the Podcast: “Candid & Relatable. I’m a new homeschooler and I love how refreshing and candid this podcast is. It’s very friendly and not judgmental or preachy. Awesome, like listening to a friend.”- Freddietoby
what you get
Here’s what you’ll learn in the Homeschooling 101 Series!
How to Choose Curriculum
We will be talking about the importance of finding a good fit for your family and your life.
How to prioritize your needs and wants when looking at curriculum.
Getting real about making choices that might not be what your new homeschooling BFF are doing.
Building Momentum
Have you ever started out strong following some plan to only fall apart a few weeks in?
To start I give you nine tips to create, build, and maintain momentum after the excitement wears off.
How to Plan Your Homeschool.
There are lots of ways to approach planning and record keeping in your homeschool.
We talk about some of the options that you have for planning and the reasons that planning may or may not be essential to your success.
I share our planning method with tips from a few more people.
Click HERE to checkout how to plan your homeschool.
Homeschool Burnout.
The essential ingredient to any good homeschool year isn’t the curriuclum or even the students. It is going to come down to you.
The power of the homeschool parent is that you can set the tone for the day or year.
We talk about the shifts to maintain your energy, enthusiasm, and dedication.
Homeschooling Your Way.
If you talk to 100 homeschoolers, you will probably get at least 90 different ways to do it.
We talk about how to develop your unique approach to education and build the confidence you need to see it through.
Learning when to Pivot or Persevere & Special Problems.
Last, but not least – we talk about when you need to either trash the curriculum you are using and make a change OR persevere and make it your own.
Hint: The issue isn’t always the curriculum.
How to Homeschool Multiple Ages
Kim from The Learning Hypothesis
I’ve been homeschooling for ten years and we’ve had some rough years. If you find yourself unexpectedly homeschooling or just simply having a rough year, grab this free series and let’s connect.
Don’t miss a post!
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