Self-Care for Homeschooling Parents | Identifying and Dissolving Mind Blocks
Shannon is an IECL qualified coach with an MBA, who now focuses her coaching on helping mums find balance. She has 20+ years experience coaching leaders across the globe. She is also a mother to three children and so coaches from a place of empathy, expertise and...
Waldorf – Inspired Homeschooling | A Homeschooling Day in the Life
Kirstee Lee Raki is a mum to two who lives in Queensland, Australia. She presented a brilliant workshop about Waldorf homeschooling as part of the Australian Homeschooling Summit, which you can access here. Today I will share a typical home day with you with Nikolai,...
Homeschooling – Are you doing it right?
It’s the question that haunts many homeschooling parents – how do I know that I’m doing it right? I’m responsible for the education of my children and there’s no-one and nothing to tell me WHAT to do and WHEN to do it and HOW to do it and argh! It's enough to cause a...
Special Needs and Homeschooling
Homeschooling your child with special needs enables you to tailor their education to their specific needs, and means they’ll be accepted exactly as they are. It’s worked for us.
Always Learning – a homeschooling day in the life
Nicola has always home educated her five children, aged 13, 10, 8, 5 & 2. They live in Yorkshire, UK. You can read more about their life on her blog, The World is their Classroom, and on Instagram. This is a typical Monday - Thursday for us. On Fridays we are...
Our Eclectic Homeschool Resource Summary – February 2017
It's always fun to have a stickybeak into other people's homeschools, right? Here's what we're doing as of February 2017. Now, this is not ALL we do - this is just the more traditionally academic parts. We also do a lot of sewing, craft, and clothing design (in...
A flexible, child-led homeschooling day in the life
Sara is an Aussie mum to two kids. She blogs at Savage Learning, and you can also find her on Facebook. This post details some of the many interesting things they do on typical days, plus their experiences with outside activities. Each January I take...
Deschooling your Family
Deschooling can be defined as removing the influence of the formal education system from your way of thinking. Many children who have been in school will need time to adjust to their new lifestyle, and learn this new way of education. On a wider scale, nearly everyone in society has what could be termed a ‘school mindset’. As most of us went through school, and its training is pervasive, deschooling yourself is an important part of the process. Find deschooling help here.
Eclectic Homeschooling | The Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling Styles
Welcome to the ninth, and final, post in the Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling Styles series! Click here to view the rest of the series. Eclectic homeschooling is the style that isn’t a style! Basically, it’s a catch-all style for people that develop their own way of...
