Every child is unique. They have their own interests, likes, dislikes, and talents. Put a group of kids together in a classroom, and it becomes easy to notice which students are engaged and happy to learn and those who seem disinterested, frustrated, or bored. This may have to do with how a lesson is presented and whether it fits with a child’s individual way of learning. Here are some ways to determine your child’s learning style.
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Homeschooling isn’t always walk in the park, especially when you combine it with working remotely. Interestingly, as of 2019, about 2.5 million children were homeschooled, representing about 4% of school-aged kids in the US. While your child derives significant benefits from homeschooling, it’s vital to fully acknowledge what is (and isn’t) age-appropriate for your child. Fortunately, it’s pretty easy to focus on what is more critical with your priorities set right. That said, here are three things to prioritize when homeschooling your kids.
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