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How To Ease Your Children’s Anxiety While Homeschooling

Homeschooling can be pretty tough. It can be even harder if you’ve got a child who suffers with anxiety around their learning. It happens more often than not. There isn’t the social anxiety aspect because, unless they’re with siblings, they will be being taught along....

Could Remote Learning Be Here To Stay

by Contributing Author | Homeschool, Virtual Learning

Though there might be plenty of parents who are glad that schools are starting to re-open more widely in the post-pandemic world, there is no denying that remote learning has opened up some advantages that some aren’t as willing to let go of. Here are some of the...

6 Tips for Motivating Kids to Read

by Contributing Author | Homeschool, Reading and Writing

Motivating children to read entails helping them to discover their enthusiasm and interests for books. Therefore, it is essential to show them that books contain amazing stories. This helps them to discover that books are fun to read; hence they eventually develop a...

How To Utilize The Internet To Enhance How You Home Educate

by Contributing Author | Homeschool

When it comes to home educating your children – or world schooling your children – utilizing the internet can be a vital tool for success. The key to home education success, whether you’re educating at home or while you travel across the globe, is to find...

4 Ways to Encourage Your Child to Love Reading

by Contributing Author | Books, Reading and Writing

Reading is one of the most important skills for children to learn. It is crucial for academic success and personal development, and being able to read well at a young age will help them land a good job and succeed in their careers. If you are schooling your child...

Can Digital Detox Support Education In A Post-Pandemic World?

by Contributing Author | COVID-19, Homeschool

In a post-pandemic world, it seems that everything happens on a laptop. While it can be a fantastic tool to stay in touch with teachers and classmates online, spending too much time at a screen could be detrimental to your child’s education. Indeed, the blue screen...