Written by Shawna Wingert of Different by Design Learning After ten years of homeschooling, there is one thing I know to be true. I am most likely to doubt, question and fear my own ability as a homeschool mom in the middle of the night. Last night was no exception. Having some trouble …
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Resilience: 5 ways to make your homeschool disaster-proof
Written by Kari Patterson For many families in my area, the first day of school included evacuating their homes. Due to COVID-19, schools in our area are online for the time being, so just as families were preparing for the steep learning-curve of an entirely new system of education, a severe …
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The 3 step guide to managing your time as a homeschooling mom
Written by Purva Brown of The Classical Unschooler When I first started homeschooling, my child was too young. I readily admit that now. But I did it for the sole purpose of getting into a routine. I wanted to know that I could do it when we were really ready. Most of the day, my daughter, then …
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Prioritizing mental health in your homeschool this year
Written by Kara S. Anderson I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that this year, it’s more important than ever to prioritize mental health in our homeschools. As I write this at the tail-end of July, already I am getting frantic emails and my podcast partner Cait and I are getting …
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3 ways to overcome back-to-school overwhelm
Written by Melissa Camara Wilkins This will be our family’s sixteenth year homeschooling. That is a sentence I can’t quite believe, but math and history tell me it is true. This year we’ll have two elementary schoolers, two high schoolers, one middle schooler, and one junior in college whose …
