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A Single Parent CAN Homeschool: A How-To Guide
Divorce, Death, and Deployment are Facts Of Life, but They Shouldn’t Mean the End of Homeschooling
There is no shame in being a single parent. The circumstances of life are diverse and not at all times pleasant. There are many parents who find themselves alone in the pursuit of homeschooling a child – for a multitude of reasons. But we want you to be assured that it absolutely can be accomplished successfully, and that there are many others in your situation, as well as resources to back you up in your endeavor.
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About Homeschooling Help Blog
My goal with this home school blog, is to do the two things I love the most: write and help others. My hope is that through this blog, you will find the answers you need, the insight you seek and a passion for homeschooling that makes all of those tough days worthwhile.
Email me at jessica(at)polyweb.net
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Featured Articles
Building Your Own Homeschool Yearbook? Easy Steps to Success!
Homeschooled Kids Can Enjoy Awesome Educational Memories – Here’s How Building excellent childhood memories and retaining them is one of the most essential components of our personal development. Think about it – how treasured are your own unique stories and images ...
Love, Faith, and Resourcefulness is the Key to Homeschooling Success – Meet the Hannah Family
At times, being a homeschool family can become enormously overwhelming. It can begin to feel like chaos. Nothing seems to go right. Curriculum choices are hard. Scheduling is even harder. Money dries up, and budget belts tighten. Children feel the ...
SAT’s, ACT’s, PLAN’s? How to Navigate the Standardized Test Jungle
Preparing for the SAT’s just isn’t what it used to be when we were kids. It’s truly a jungle out there. Nowadays, there are many forms of standardized tests – all technically used to level the playing field as far ...
Homeschool Teens: Feel Isolated? Tips and Tools for Social Success
Nearly every teen feels the need to fit in and be a part of a larger social community. And usually, there comes a point when this need becomes more of a craving – it’s an important part of maturing and ...
Regular Sections - Home school Curriculum Reviews, Homeschooling Tips, Issues in Homeschooling, and Most Recent post.
Education tends to make parents nervous…and with good reason: your child’s social, emotional and economic future is at stake. Private and parochial schools may not be an option for your family due to financial reasons or other constraints, and with severe budget cuts starting to curtail learning and activities at our nation’s public schools, parents are anxiously looking for options.
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5 Reasons Why Homeschooling is Smart for Your Children
Education tends to make parents nervous…and with good reason: your child’s social, emotional and economic future is at stake. Private and parochial schools may not be an option for your family due to financial reasons or other constraints, and with severe budget cuts starting to curtail learning and activities at our nation’s public schools, parents are anxiously looking for options.
Have you considered homeschooling?
Parents Who Can’t… (Remember) Teach!
Parents learn to teach again quickly.
Inevitably it will happen: you WILL doubt your skills as a teacher. After all, most public school teachers have a thorough knowledge of their subject area – backed up by a degree and classroom experience. And you? You’re merely a parent whose last memory of algebraic equations may have swished out the door with that old pair of bright red parachute pants.
7 Tips Low Stress, Get You and Your Kids Back in the Education Groove
How to Reduce Anxiety Heading Back to the Classroom
As summer progresses and we get closer to the start of school, it isn’t unusual for you and your kids to get a bit stressed out. School is stressful, no matter where it is…and not just for the kids. Schedules become compressed, deadlines loom, and tempers can rise. Since your home may serve as the workplace, the school, and the family’s retreat, it’s important to prevent stress from building up.
