Wondering if you can homeschool during a pandemic? The answer is YES! This past spring, your kids might have spent a large amount of time filling out worksheets and attending web classroom calls while schooling at home. As you facilitated your child’s learning, you might have thought: I could teach my children better than this! […]
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I don’t have a crystal ball. But if I took a guess, I would say there’s a 50% chance you’re reading this because you have seriously considered homeschooling your child(ren) for the coming school year. You’re not alone. Families choose to home school for a variety of reasons. The few most popular: to provide a
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If you’re like me, it’s becoming clear that we’re not ready for a “new normal.” Working online, schooling online, visiting with friends and family online, shopping online, consuming content online and spending 12+ hours looking at a screen every day. For some of us, this is not so overwhelming because it’s been a way of
In a recent interview, Sir Ken Robinson defined Learning as the natural process of acquiring skills and understanding. Education is an organized approach to learning, a more intentional system of learning. Schooling is a community of learners who come together and learn from each other.
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Schooling at home is what the majority of families are attempting to do during this Covid-19 crisis. This is a community effort. This set up involves students, parents, teachers and administrators. Many students are receiving instruction while at home with the assistance of a classroom teacher teaching online or by phone from a remote location.
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