Balancing Homeschooling while Working: Make It Work So You Can Keep Homeschooling While Working Outside The Home
Want to homeschool and work full-time, part-time, at home or outside the home? Learn tips and strategies to make it all work.
Want to homeschool and work full-time, part-time, at home or outside the home? Learn tips and strategies to make it all work.
The other day, I was chatting to a friend about the destructive nature of comparison and judgement. It got me thinking about comparison and homeschooling. Do you feel confident homeschooling your own way? Or do you find yourself comparing what you do against other homeschoolers? I’ll admit – I’ve been guilty here! Doom-scrolling Instagram usually
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You know the days I mean. The rough days. The hard days. The tired days. You stumble out of the bedroom, eyeballs dry and itchy, fumbling for a cup of coffee to start the day. The baby didn’t sleep. The big kid crawled into your bed in the middle of the night to escape the
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I am always talking about how important it is to look beyond the curriculum and textbooks in your homeschool. You aren’t filling your kids with a pre-defined collection of facts and skills. You have the space and opportunity to teach behaviours and attitudes that your children will take into their adult years. So how do
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As a homeschooling parent, it’s easy to get caught up in the day-to-day demands of teaching your children, managing your household, and maybe things like working, running a business, or volunteer roles. It can be easy to neglect your own needs in the process, leading to feelings of burnout, depression, and exhaustion. In this blog
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How to handle other people’s opinions Everyone has an opinion on homeschooling and, unfortunately, most of them want to share it. Of course that’s lovely when we feel praised and supported – but a lot of the time we are having our choices criticised, judged, and belittled, and that never feels good. Have you been
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