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Let Go To Thrive When Homeschooling Neurodiverse Kids ~ Written by Colleen Kessler from Raising Lifelong Learners Our homeschool year started last week. By Tuesday of this week, I had melted down into a puddle and called my friend crying. I was overwhelmed, burnt out, and sure I was not going to …
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How we add FUN into our homeschooling days ~ Written by Lusi Austin of That Homeschool Life I have 3 homeschooled grads and 2 children still homeschooling. What I’ve realised (with the benefit of hindsight) is that the things that made homeschooling most memorable for my older kiddos was FUN. Not …
8 Homeschool Myths That Make Me Smile ~ Written by Jessica Waldock of The Waldock Way I’m sure you’ve heard some of the popular homeschool myths. The truth is that homeschooling is never what we think it will be when we begin the journey. We learn together as a family about what we are …
Teaching kids to take initiative (Part 2) ~ Written by Kari Patterson "What can I do for you this morning, MoaLoa?" Heidi (14) had just woken up and come downstairs. She has about a dozen knick-names for me, so that wasn't new, but it struck me afresh: She has become so helpful, I couldn't do our …
Homeschooling: Unleashing the Potential of Kids with Executive Function Challenges ~ Written by Colleen Kessler from Raising Lifelong Learners We all know that executive function skills are super important for our children's success in organizing, planning, managing time, and more. But what about …
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