Tag: homeschooling

Educators have often created curriculum. This can be projects, units of study or specific learning activities. For iLEAD Online Facilitator Harley Young, that is just scratching the surface. Since Young came on board at the beginning of this school year, he has been challenged with creating new courses as part of a complete Sports Medicine … Continue reading “Facilitator Designs New Sports Medicine Pathway Modeling Ideal Online Project-Based Learning”

Whether you are new to homeschooling or have been homeschooling for the past 100 years (or so it seems), sometimes it’s just fun to freshen things up a bit! Here is a little pin-spiration for you: Get organized Space ideas Space for older kids Cozy reading spots What does your learning space look like? If … Continue reading “Getting Your Learning Space Ready”

Five Unexpected Benefits of Homeschooling Learning Styles – Curriculum and teaching approaches can be modified for each student. Responsibility – Learners typically learn to take responsibility for their learning schedules and develop good study habits. Socialization – When kids are homeschooled, they socialize with people from a broader range of ages. They are not in … Continue reading “Five Unexpected Benefits of Homeschooling”

Many parents toy with the idea of enrolling their kids in a TK-12 online school or homeschooling them, but they are afraid to take the leap. Some common concerns often come up in conversations with parents, and we would like to give those of you who are considering one of these options, a little peace … Continue reading “Considering a Public Online School or Homeschooling?”

  Many parents toy with the idea of enrolling their kids in a TK-12 online school or homeschooling them, but they are afraid to take the leap. Some common concerns often come up in conversations with parents, and we would like to give those of you who are considering one of these options, a little … Continue reading “Considering a Public Online School or Homeschooling?”