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Homeschooling is Freedom to Learn

July 24, 2020 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Customizing Homeschool to Meet the Needs of Our Students

How to Nurture the Freedom to Learn

As home educators, we have the freedom and flexibility to customize our homeschools to our students’ individual needs. This is probably the biggest perk of homeschooling.

Our primary goal as our children’s teachers should be to nurture their joy of learning and help them grow into avid learners. How we achieve that goal can take many forms. Finding your child’s passions and customizing their curriculum to meet those passions is a great way to start.

The Freedom to Learn

Finding your child’s passions and customizing their curriculum to meet those passions is a great way to start. Also, finding creative ways to teach different subjects is going to keep kids engaged and enthusiastic about learning.

If your child is a hands-on learner, incorporate projects. If he or she would rather read quietly, there is nothing wrong with a good stack of books!

Having the freedom to learn means ‘schooling’ can take place almost anywhere and in almost any form! Step outside that curriculum box and explore all the ways learning can be cultivated.

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Homeschooling is the freedom to learn!

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