Lesson #7: Patience is an absolute must-have when working educationally with your child. Yes, patience is what's on the menu for today. And quite frankly, if I was actually doing these lessons in the order of necessity or importance, I probably should have listed "having patience" as Lesson #1. Patience is a biggie when it … Continue reading Lessons Learned as a Parent of a Virtually-Schooled Student – #7
Part 9: Actually, let me back up just a little bit in my story's timeline. Honestly, my misplacement started well before the loss of the homeschooling opportunity. It started fairly early on in the course of teaching my son. During my time of homeschooling, I had multiple personal priorities that needed some managing and, therefore, … Continue reading Untitled Book #2 – Part 9
Have you ever noticed how it's slightly less stressful to teach someone else's child how to drive rather than your own? It's almost as if you were born with an extra dose of patience to use in such instances. Sound somewhat relatable? Well, I'm perhaps one of those oddities who was surprisingly in chill mode … Continue reading The Golden Rule of Patience
In my opinion, teaching is one of the most admirable professions an individual could fulfill. Coming from a daughter whose mom was a Kindergarten and First-Grade Teacher for 30+ years, I've had a lifetime of being under teacher influences. Through my own school environments or those of my mom's, I was continuously surrounded by a host … Continue reading Top 10 Must-Haves for Your Homeschooler
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