Roanoke-Salem Homeschool Blog

Discover the truth about homeschooling as we debunk common misconceptions, showcasing its adaptability in customizing curriculum, creating ideal learning environments, and empowering parents to take control of their child's education journey.

Explore how homeschooling fosters flexibility, resilience, and adaptability, offering invaluable lessons applicable to navigating life's uncertainties with grace and resilience.

The Charlotte Mason homeschool philosophy prioritizes a holistic education through living books, short lessons, narration, nature study, art and music appreciation, and character development, fostering a love of learning and nurturing the whole person.

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This guide provides homeschooling parents with resolutions focused on flexibility, well-being, a love for learning, community, and realistic goals, while students are urged to take ownership, explore diverse subjects, embrace a growth mindset, stay connected, and reflect for a successful year ahead.

Discover creative ways for homeschool parents to assess mastery beyond traditional grading, including portfolio assessment, self-assessment, project-based learning, discussions, experiential learning, educational games, journals, diverse media forms, and collaborative projects.

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson highlights issues in the traditional education system, such as the use of amphetamines for bored boys and the development of hyperactivity. He advocates for play-based learning and suggests homeschooling as a solution, allowing for personalized, engaging, and interactive education that addresses these challenges more effectively.

Examines the factors that determine appropriate homework amounts for students, including age, grade level, and academic ability, and emphasizes the importance of well-designed, meaningful homework that reinforces classroom learning and supports student success through teacher-parent collaboration on effective homework policies.

6 tips on how to stay motivated and productive during the academic year, including setting clear academic goals, organizing your study space, creating a study schedule, building good study habits, and staying connected with teachers and classmates.

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