Homeschooling

Photo by Susanne Jutzeler from Pexels Unschooling is a movement to allow children to learn based on their interests and passions. Infamous for having no structure, some homeschooling parents don’t even consider unschooling a legitimate…
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Photo by Misty Bailey, Joy in the Journey Eclectic education uses aspects of all other types of homeschooling methods in unison, catering education to the child. Eclectic homeschooling is about taking the aspects of other methods that…
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Photo by Pixabay via Pexels School at home puts public or private school curriculums into the hands of the parents, letting them have the flexibility of homeschool with the standards and framework of public school. It allows parents to…
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Photo by Julie Kieras The Charlotte Mason homeschool method is based on the creator, Charlotte Mason’s philosophy: “Education is an atmosphere, a discipline, a life.” Mason was a teacher in England during the late 1800s, and as she…
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Photo by Julie Kieras Homeschooling comes with so many different options from curriculums to goals to benchmarks. It can be overwhelming when starting to research the best plan for you and your child since every family — and every…
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