Due to the current situation that we’re facing worldwide, homeschooling has become a powerful alternative, including in many countries where it was not previously considered an option. That’s why today we want to share with you some tips to help you have as easy a transition as possible to this style of teaching and learning….
Despite the fact that children might not be fully aware or understand the news surrounding the pandemic, like adults, they feel stress. You may see them play and enjoy time at home, but the truth is that changing their routines can lead to stress and behavior problems. It is important to be aware of any…
Now, with schools shut down at least until summer, many educational technology companies are offering their software free for a limited time. Even though we’ve been teaching our children at home before it became the norm, that’s no reason not to take advantage of these offers. Educational technology can be a benefit to homeschoolers in…
The new coronavirus pandemic has caused an impact on the life of millions of people all over the world. Every day more and more countries are closing schools, malls, airports, and even parks to reduce the number of people on the streets that could possibly get coronavirus. While the cure for this new virus is…
Public libraries provide a wealth of resources for home schoolers, and for parents as well as students. Much more than books is waiting for you.
In most Latin American countries homeschooling is not only illegal, but also socially unacceptable. Kids not only go to school to learn science, history, etc., they also go to school to learn social skills, most commonly, through interacting with other students and making friends. Either way, if you’re moving to a Latin American country and…
First question: Does your child really have Attention Deficit Disorder? One homeschool parent told us this story, When my daughter was three years old, she would literally swing from the chandelier. She’d push a chair over to the dining room table, climb up on the table, jump up and grab the chandelier. I’d come in…
Reading aloud is likely a cornerstone to your teaching when it comes to little learners, but do you keep it up after they’ve mastered reading on their own? You definitely should! The value and benefits of reading aloud is well supported by research – and not just for younger kids. However, there tends to be…
Whether or not to homeschool over the summer is a decision many homeschooling parents face. Some families love the flexibility and consistency of going year round. Others find a longer break works best for them. While there are no “right or wrong” answers, here are some of the pros and cons to homeschooling over the…
I used to be a homeschool kid, back when it was less mainstream and more unusual. Most people hadn’t heard of homeschooling, and when I tried to explain it to them, they’d give that look. The look that said, “Why aren’t you doing it like everyone else?” Then the questions. “Do you wear pajamas all…