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Homeschooling Independent Learners
Independent Learners … it’s what most of us strive for in the homeschooling of our children. Having kids who can read, decipher and then apply new information without us holding their hand through it all is a valuable skill. I am lucky to have independent learners. Even the youngest who requires my help to read instructions is quick to go off on her own once she knows what she needs to do. Having kids who will go off on their own to learn, gives me a bit more time to do other things. I am able to tend to
Engage Eye to Eye and Learn with Your Kids!
Eye Contact… we expect it, but do we give it? How often have you heard yourself say to your children … “Look at me when I talk to you!” We have all done it at one point or another. In fact, I said it just the other day, which inspired me to write this post. Was I inspired to write about how to get your children behave better, have immediate obedience, and always conduct themselves with proper manners? No, I was inspired to write this through my own self reflection and criticism … which is sometimes difficult to perceive, let
I Have a Secret…It’s the Key to Your Home School Success!
Are you looking for the secret key ingredient to your success as a homeschooler, parent, entrepreneur, or even for your relationships? Are you full of passion but lack direction? Do you struggle with whether or not to follow your gut instincts? Chances are you may be forgetting to draw on and use this 1 important key. While there are many facets to success, including plain old fashioned hard work, they will all fall short without this one little secret ingredient. It is something we all possess and it is strong enough to drive our motivation, inspiration and success. Have you
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