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4 benefits of running a side business while you homeschool (updated)

By |2024-03-01T17:13:36-05:00March 1st, 2024|General Interest, Advice, Homeschool moms|

We're posting an updated version of 4 benefits of running a side business while you homeschool to help homeschool families who are feeling the pinch of inflation and need more income. Homeschooling moms are busy educating their children and running a home. Some of them are also entrepreneurs who support their families or provide [...]

121: Homeschooling Is (Still) Growing

By |2024-03-05T13:16:27-05:00February 23rd, 2024|

Ever since 2020, homeschooling has been booming. As such, not only are there more people than ever needing help navigating the world of homeschooling, but the world of education in general is transforming to meet the needs of this new homeschooling population. Join Holly and Jennifer as they discuss the ever-increasing growth of homeschooling.

120: Using Contests in Your Homeschool

By |2024-03-05T13:17:06-05:00February 9th, 2024|

Contests and competitions can create much-needed external motivation for students and can foster skills and abilities in our kids that will help them in their future. But for some people, competition is a dirty word, so how can you make sure you're doing it right? Today, we'll be discussing the ins and outs of using contests and competitions in your homeschool.

Reviewing Homeschool Predictions from 2021

By |2024-02-03T21:53:15-05:00February 3rd, 2024|General Interest, Homeschool moms, Learning challenges|

Today we're reviewing homeschool predictions from 2021 made by David Bass in his post, Homeschooling is growing like crazy: 4 predictions of what that means for the future of education, published August 18, 2021. David's predictions were as follows: Parents will continue to demand more options in education, Homeschooling is growing more diverse, The [...]

119: How to Teach Geography

By |2024-03-05T13:17:40-05:00January 26th, 2024|

Geography is an important subject to teach. Through geography we can better know the world around us, the people that live in it, and how to navigate it. But many homeschoolers wonder just how to teach geography. Far from a series of dull facts and scientific definitions, geography can come alive in your homeschool! Today, we'll be discussing all of our best methods for teaching geography. How we engage our students with hands-on learning, and how to make it fun.

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