After almost five months in homeschool, my younger son prefers it over public school due to the flexibility, short commute, and environment. To go directly to a section, please click one of the links below: My Story Flexibility Schedule Skill-building Commute Environment Continuous Improvement Lesson for Dumber Self Advice for Potential and Incoming Homeschool Students…
Yes! Our family picked a destination state, researched in advance for places to visit throughout the route, prepared and packed the van, and drove southeast. Here are the links to our adventure: My Story Social Studies World History/US History San Antonio – The Alamo American Government and Civics Austin – Texas State Capitol Science Biology…
Part of the job of home schooling kids is to get them to work with their hands and to learn the mechanics of things. Enter a 1997 S10 4 cylinder with a 10 bolt rear end. It didn’t need an LSD (limited slip differential) except for those 1 percent of times it’s raining, roads are…
Creating an English learning plan that’s applicable to someone targeting Media Arts as a career was more difficult than designing the technical Media Arts Learning Plan. However, after some persistence in searching for ideas and many hours of reading through a high school career-focused program that integrates academic subjects, I was able to draft a…
Designing the learning plan is the easiest part. Executing the learning plan is the harder part. However, evaluating whether and how the goals were met, along with how well the learning and teaching processes went are the most valuable parts. Below are links to what I’ll discuss today: My Story Designing the Learning Plan Curriculum…
Just do enough research and planning to understand the homeschooling framework and what adjustments you and your child will need to make, so that you can decide whether to move forward with it or not. After making the decision to homeschool your child, you can plan the details or jump right in! Below are links…
