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Homeschooling gives you the opportunity to make learning so much more interesting for children than it might be in a more traditional classroom environment. There are a number of benefits to doing this, and they include fostering a deep love of learning that can last for a lifetime (and therefore make that child a much more successful and interesting adult) and making homeschooling more fun for you as well. After all, if you’re involved in such a big way in your child’s education, you want to enjoy the experience, otherwise it becomes a chore for everyone. With that in mind, here are some ways you can make homeschooling more interesting for kids so that everyone can reap the rewards.  VIEW the POST

After a long stint of remote learning, online tutoring, and self-learning, in-person learning is a new experience for many of the youngest children in the UK. We're only just beginning to uncover the extent to which the disruption of their formative years has impacted their education. Research is underway in every area from halted social skills and capacity for rule-following, to retention, and the ability to concentrate.  VIEW the POST

Lockdown 3 is a lot different to the first lockdown. I know I am not the only one to think that. In the Spring it was bright, sunny, dry and getting out in the garden was easy. We also had lots of space to use for quiet office space, our conservatory for example. This time around we are all trying to use the same spaces and we are not getting out into the garden as much. We also do not have the luxury of being a pretend teacher this time as we have so much work to do! Here's what we need for lockdown with school children: VIEW the POST

When we talk of homeschooling, it doesn't necessarily have to mean endless flashcards and workbooks. Remember that it's a homeschool, so it doesn't have to handle like a private or public school. Homeschool fun begins when you start to relax. If a thing is not working for you or your kids, it's okay to change it. Here are some ways you can make homeschooling more fun for your kids. This is a post relating to homeschooling UK. VIEW the POST