Is Your Homeschool Student a Left Brain or Right Brain Learner?
Studies have shown that the left brain is used for organization and structure while the right brain is used for creativity and flow. Some people have a natural tendency to
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Checklist for Homeschool Teachers with Struggling Learners
Teaching your child at home is tough enough without adding a learning disability to the mix. No one wants to think about their child having problems with learning. However when
Finding Projects for Homeschool Students
Keeping homeschool students busy with projects that they can make is a difficult task. From arts and craft projects to science projects, there is a lot that is required in
Tips for Test Taking
The standard homeschool classroom does not pay much attention to formal tests. However your state regulations may require your homeschool student to undergo standardized testing. In order for them to
What to Teach First in the Homeschool Classroom: Easy or Tough Stuff
Every homeschool student is different and their interests will also vary. Depending on their aptitude they will find some stuff easy and other stuff tough to learn. As a homeschool
Reinforcing Material in Home School Students Using Testing
Learning new study material by reading it is not the best way to reinforce it in your long term memory. When you try to test your homeschool students after teaching
Homeschoolers and Group Study
There may not be a great many students in your homeschool classroom but getting them to study together may not be the easiest task. First off you have homeschool students
Different Record Keeping Methods for Homeschool
Any time saved for a Homeschool Teacher is time gained to focus on other activities. If you can organize your record keeping, it will free up a great deal of
Records for Homeschool Students
As a homeschooling parent you get the chance to maintain all kinds of records for your homeschool students. You can keep drawings they made, photographs of specific activities you did
Improving Retention Using Metaphor and Analogy with Homeschool Students
Visualization or being able to see something in your mind's eye is a great way to retain more material. Stories used as silly memory tricks can help your homeschool students