7 Steps to Start Homeschooling
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7 Steps to Homeschooling
Homeschooling is a highly individualized process, and it may require some experimentation and adjustment along the way. It's important to continuously evaluate and adapt your approach to ensure your child's educational needs are being met effectively.
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Research your state's homeschooling laws
Begin by familiarizing yourself with the legal requirements for homeschooling in your state or country. Every region has different regulations, and it's essential to comply with them. Check out HSDLA.org for your state laws. And then, come to the Village ask any questions or join your state group for more support!
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Define your homeschooling approach
Consider the various homeschooling philosophies, such as traditional, unschooling, or eclectic, and determine which approach aligns with your educational goals and values. This will help guide your curriculum choices and teaching style. With the resources inside of My Homeschool Village
3. Set specific educational goals
Determine what you want your child to learn and achieve through homeschooling. Establish clear educational objectives for each subject and grade level, keeping in mind your child's strengths, weaknesses, and interests. Join us on one of our live coaching meetings as we answer your questions and help you find your child's learning style.
4. Choose a curriculum or learning resources
Consider factors such as your child's learning style, your teaching preferences, and the curriculum's comprehensiveness and flexibility. Consider looking at
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5. Create a schedule and routine
Develop a daily or weekly schedule that includes dedicated time for each subject, breaks, and extracurricular activities. Establishing a routine helps provide structure and consistency for both you and your child. Have you seen our FREE Planner? We can help you create a schedule that will relieve stress and bring structure to your day.
6. Gather necessary materials and resources
Make a list of the materials, textbooks, workbooks, and supplies you will need for each subject. Create a designated learning area in your home, stocked with the necessary resources and materials to support your child's education.
7. Join homeschooling communities and seek support:
Connect with other homeschooling families in your area or online. Participate in local homeschooling groups, forums, or social media communities to exchange ideas, share resources, and seek support from experienced homeschoolers. Did we mention that we have a great community for you inside My Homeschool Village that is FREE?
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