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How to Structure Your Homeschool or Distance Learning Days | Episode 87
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Whether you're planning to stay connected to your child(ren)'s school and continue with distance learning in the fall or whether you are embarking on your first time as a homeschool family, we recorded this episode to give you some ideas of how you can structure your days for success.
“Opportunities for both academic and character growth cannot be discounted simply because your homeschool looks less and less like a public school.” - Anonymous
This fall there are so many options for how to continue your child(ren)'s education, but by and large, you will likely be doing some if not all of your learning in and around your own home, but this doesn't mean you have to be under your roof.
In this episode, we discuss the issues of equity and resources, the dynamics and stresses of families with working parents, developmentally appropriate learning, and family school. When you are learning at home, you have the ability to give your child(ren) and yourself space and grace.
Listen in to get an idea of how a day in the life of family school could look for your family.
Resources From This Episode:
The Homeschool Handbook: https://www.purplebeetfamily.com/familyschool
The Moms I Know Homeschool Series: https://www.themomsiknow.com/homeschool
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