If you want to raise independent learners, this class is for you. I will share project-based homeschooling techniques that will help you identify and support your child’s interests. These techniques will benefit you whether you unschool, follow a strict curriculum, or fall somewhere in between.
In this class I will share a presentation I've created about project-based homeschooling (PBH) techniques. You can use these techniques whether you consider your family unschoolers, follow a strict curriculum, or fall somewhere in between. Parents who send their kids to school could use these techniques as well. It will help you identify and support your child's interests and let go of your own agenda. Most importantly, it will help you raise independent learners.
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I prefer to have at least 2 people in this class. If you purchase this course, we will set a mutually beneficial time to meet, and then I'll invite others to join us. Contact me with any questions.
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I’m a homeschool mom living in Georgia, U.S.A., and I write the blog mamaofletters.com. I’m also the former senior editor of home/school/life magazine. My two boys are 16 and 13-years-old, and they have never attended a traditional school, kindergarten or preschool. Though we are not unschoolers, we are very child-centered and child-led. I have used project-based homeschooling techniques and a variety of resources to teach my boys a typical course of study, but we have not followed the same strategies or “milestones” that a traditional public school would require.
As a family, we love nature and science, and we watch documentaries almost everyday. We also love music. My eldest son is a serious classical musician who plays the piano, and he’s preparing to compete on an international level someday. My younger son plays the cello, and he has been interested in birds since he was four-years-old. He’s turned us all into birders. You can learn more about our homeschool here and more about me here.
I get a lot of joy out of sharing the work I've done and reassuring parents who are exploring different educational paths for their kids. Please let me know how I can help you.
I promise I will NEVER share your email or personal information with anyone else, ever. That also goes for what you might share in my Zoom sessions. I do not record these sessions in order to protect the privacy of all participants.
