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Another week of homeschooling done

Macy @almostoveryou (4954) • Philippines 27 Aug 21

It's Friday once again. We've just wrapped our second week of homeschooling. I've yet to finish my weekly journal for assessment and progress tracking. So far, most days have been good. The only real challenge is waking up my...

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Busy with abstract painting

Macy @almostoveryou (4954) • Philippines 7 Aug 21

Hello, all! It's been a while since I posted. I promised myself that I'll post at least once a month. LoL. I've been busy preparing for home education (ie homeschooling). It's not easy making your own curriculum but I'm loving...

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Two more immersive classes for me

Macy @almostoveryou (4954) • Philippines 12 Jul 21

Since May 2021 I've been attending immersive classes on home education in preparation for a Charlotte Mason method of home education. I've been enjoying them immensely and learning a lot. School officially starts August 1. I'll...

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Home schooling vs formal school education

@mayka123 @mayka123 (17083) • India 13 Jan 19

In our country very few families go for home schooling or home education. One of the reasons is because we are not able to get jobs if we do not have a formal school and university certificate. But I have heard that home...

formal education

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Make Learning a Way of Life

Denise Knight @gnatsmom (2575) 2 Sep 17

This is one of the beauties of homeschooling. It is not just about time spent with textbooks and lectures. Everyday is a learning experience. One thing I learned early on was to grab hold of teachable moments. The best lessons...

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When Pets Come to School

Denise Knight @gnatsmom (2575) 28 Aug 17

I just love homeschooling. I love the relaxed environment. I also love structuring the environment. I really love that learning has become a way of life instead of just something you do in a classroom with text books. What I love...

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Homeschooling Approaches

Denise Knight @gnatsmom (2575) 21 Aug 17

One of the things I love most about homeschooling is the option to choose the educational approach that is most conducive to one's family. Here are some of the most popular approaches: 1. CHARLOTTE MASON: This approach is made...

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eclectic schooling

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Homeschool for others

Denise Knight @gnatsmom (2575) 20 Aug 17

Has anyone ever considered homeschool for others in an effort to earn money? It can be a great way to supplement income. Here are some pointers I would like to share, learned from my own experiences: 1. Check the laws of your...

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Something about what I do with early home education

snail121 @snail121 (5) • Hubei, China 28 Apr 15

My baby is almost three months.I have already begun the early home education.The following is something about what I do for now.If you have good methods,donnot hesitata to tell me.Thanks! 1,Read traditional books.like...

home educated students

hushi22 @hushi22 (4927) 22 Nov 10

hello fellas! i just heard that the younger sibling of my bf is home educated and i asked him why. i told him it would be better if she wasnt home educated because she is normal. i mean no disability or the like. also, she has...

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What was your favorite subject when you were in High School?

gabrielle47 @gabrielle47 (1219) • Philippines 26 Mar 08

Having the High School musical all around brings lots of fond memories to us. I love math subjects and had the first taste of Chemistry back then which I enjoyed. I also loved Home Economics and Physical Education of sports and...

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Homeschooling

AnnaB87 @AnnaB87 (761) • United States 4 May 07

Do you think that more people should choose this for their children?? Why or why not??

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Home schooling, Classical Education, Box Curriculum, or un schooling,

keepinghome @keepinghome (270) • United States 12 Feb 07

Where do you stand on this? I take a classical, Historical/ literature based approach to home educating my children. If you home educate, or are considering it, I wonder which of the many approaches you take, or feel led to...

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Do You Prefer Formal Education or Home Education?

Dinaammar @Dinaammar (336) • Egypt 5 Feb 07

I wonder how can parents educate their children at home. Aren't they buys enough with their nine to five job? Can they trust that they are educating their children in the right way? Isn't home education taking a big chunk out of...

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