Anywhere School (Homeschooling Resources #2)

“I’m late, I’m late for
A very important date.
No time to say hello, good-bye,
I’m late, I’m late, I’m late”

(The White Rabbit — Alice in Wonderland) 

Do you ever feel stuck on a tread mill, unable to step off?

Places to be, chores to do, lessons to teach…

The problem with the tread mill is the pace of the child. Exploration and discovery begins in day one of life. It is a crucial component of growth. But what can you do? How can you get your errands done with a curious child in tow?

Easy answer: Expect to be held up, or slowed down. When children discover something to explore. Let them explore. If you have an appointment, set a timer. But give them time.

Let children follow their interests. They may stop along the way to see a baby lizard, or a pond with fish, to listen to a street peddler or observe someone in a wheelchair. They may jump in a puddle or hit a signpost with a stick. Any activity can turn into a learning opportunity, but the necessary component is TIME! 

“You’ve gotta stop and smell the roses along the way.” (Mac Davis)

by Meg (homeschooling mom of 9)

MS, Exceptional Student Education (Univ. of W. Florida) emphasis on Applied Behavior Analysis

MA, psychology (Grand Canyon University)

Bachelor of Arts (Northwest Nazarene University)

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The following video features Sam Blumenfeld, educator and writer. He discusses 24 reasons for choosing to homeschool a child.

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Here is part one of a 5-part series in which Sam Blumenfeld discusses the history of the alphabet, and shortfalls of modernistic teaching ideas.

 

 

 

  

 

 

About Meg (homeschooling mom of 9)

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