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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Consistency is Vital to Successful Homeschooling
Consistency is Vital to Successful Homeschooling by Lily Anne
Routine is one of the most important factors in a successful homeschool.
Homeschooling cannot be considered a matter of convenience. It will not be
easier than sending the child to school. A successful homeschooling parent must
be dedicated enough to be up and ready on time every day. Every day is the
key.
A daily schedule is essential. Rather than including set time limits for
everything, a good schedule should focus on order of events. For example:
Now that a workable schedule or routine has been determined, the school can begin at the top of the list and go down to the end.
Persistence in the routine is so important. The same thing happens every day. Then the child knows what is expected of him on any given day because he knows which subjects, what order, and how much of each one. If he's a self-motivated child, he can go through his lessons on his own and go in the right direction. If he's a child that is not self-motivated or doesn't especially like to do school work, there is a goal to work toward. He can have this much done before recess, and then get this much done before lunch. He knows he can't visit friends, play with toys, watch TV, or go anywhere or do anything else until school work is done. Best of all, he knows where the end of the list is.
Consistency in the daily routine of the homeschool will help the child perform better because he knows what to expect.
Lily Ann is a mother to six bright children. She has enjoyed great success in the area of homeschooling. She is always looking for ways to improve and loves to learn new things. Please visit her website.
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Submitted: March 10, 2012 | Author: Lily Ann | Posted in: Getting Started
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- Opening exercises - song, prayer, calendar, Memory Gem, journal
- Lessons - Math, English, Grammar, Handwriting
- Break - snack, go outside
- More lessons - Spelling, Phonics, Reading, Science
Now that a workable schedule or routine has been determined, the school can begin at the top of the list and go down to the end.
Persistence in the routine is so important. The same thing happens every day. Then the child knows what is expected of him on any given day because he knows which subjects, what order, and how much of each one. If he's a self-motivated child, he can go through his lessons on his own and go in the right direction. If he's a child that is not self-motivated or doesn't especially like to do school work, there is a goal to work toward. He can have this much done before recess, and then get this much done before lunch. He knows he can't visit friends, play with toys, watch TV, or go anywhere or do anything else until school work is done. Best of all, he knows where the end of the list is.
Consistency in the daily routine of the homeschool will help the child perform better because he knows what to expect.
Lily Ann is a mother to six bright children. She has enjoyed great success in the area of homeschooling. She is always looking for ways to improve and loves to learn new things. Please visit her website.
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Submitted: March 10, 2012 | Author: Lily Ann | Posted in: Getting Started
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Getting Organized and Energized!! | Time-Warp Wife - Empowering Wives to Joyfully Serve
Getting Organized and Energized!! Time-Warp Wife - Empowering Wives to Joyfully Serve
This is an inspiring article. You need to check it out if you feel disorganized and tired. This will give you motivation and encouragement.
This is an inspiring article. You need to check it out if you feel disorganized and tired. This will give you motivation and encouragement.
Monday, January 23, 2012
Reminder of: Decluttering to Create a Loving Space for Your Family 01/23 by mpiatt Blog Talk Radio
Reminder
Decluttering to Create a Loving Space for Your Family 01/23 by mpiatt Blog Talk Radio
Join me as I interview my guest, professional organizer, Andrew Neary from Organizing-Toronto.com. Andrew will be working with me prior to our interview on decluttering our family basement. You will get tips and hear from my own experience what goes on while you enter a decluttering process, what are the benefits of hiring a professional organizer and what you may do to begin your own decluttering journey to create a loving space for your family to live.
Decluttering to Create a Loving Space for Your Family 01/23 by mpiatt Blog Talk Radio
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Join me as I interview my guest, professional organizer, Andrew Neary from Organizing-Toronto.com. Andrew will be working with me prior to our interview on decluttering our family basement. You will get tips and hear from my own experience what goes on while you enter a decluttering process, what are the benefits of hiring a professional organizer and what you may do to begin your own decluttering journey to create a loving space for your family to live.
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