This post is part of the Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling Styles series – view the entire series here So many homeschooling styles – how do you decide which one to use? How do you even COMPARE them when they’re all so different?! One way is to look at...
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...
Welcome to the eighth post in the Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling Styles series! Click here to view the rest of the series. Project-based homeschooling is based on the Reggio Emilia educational philosophy. The philosophy developed in the city of Reggio Emilia in Italy...
Welcome to the sixth post in the Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling Styles series! Click here to view the rest of the series. The Waldorf educational philosophy is based on the teachings of Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925), who developed the spiritual concept of anthroposophy....
Welcome to the seventh post in the Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling Styles series! Click here to view the rest of the series. The Montessori method of education was created by Maria Montessori (1870-1952). Originally a physician, Montessori started working with young...
Welcome to the fifth post in the Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling Styles series! Click here to view the rest of the series. Unit studies involve choosing a theme, then organising work covering subject areas around that theme. A theme could be a classic novel, a topic...
