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When It’s Too Hot to Learn

July 29, 2011 //  by Hillary

It's too hot. The kids are cranky and we need to chill out. But I can't help myself--no matter what we're doing I see what we're "learning". If you're anything like me it's thrilling to participate in everyday, organic learning. Watching my kids grow and learn inspires me. But the hottest of …

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Category: family time

Interest-Driven Curricula and an Open Mind (2011 Curriculum Fair)

May 18, 2011 //  by Hillary

Written by contributor Hillary Boucher of Infinitely Learning Children’s ages: 6, 3, and 10 months Educational Philosophy Influences: Unschooling, Enki, Eclectic Our children are quite young and so far interest-driven learning has been all we’ve needed. Philosophically, we are what is …

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Category: curriculumTag: curriculum fair, enki, unschooling

Working at Home & Homeschooling: 7 Life Lessons from a WAHM

March 9, 2011 //  by Hillary

Written by contributor Hillary Boucher of infinitely learning When my husband and I set out to homeschool our three children while running two home-based businesses we had no idea what we were getting into. We knew we would love the flexibility, the sense of control and the bonus family time, but …

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Category: home maintenance & management

4 Tips for Talking to Relatives About Homeschooling This Holiday Season

November 17, 2010 //  by Hillary

The following is a guest post written by Hillary of Infinitely Learning. We know it's well worth taking the time to prepare a holiday budget and plan seasonal activities ahead of time, but have you ever prepared yourself to talk about homeschooling over the holidays? Chances are you will be …

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