In my quest to organise my blog, I am gathering all related posts into one post to make them easier to find.
I tend to reflect often and change what doesn’t suit. These posts will contain my reflections and I am sure will be added to in the coming years.
My thoughts on what it means to be educated
What type of home schooler am I, anyway? Part 1
What type of home schooler am I, anyway? Part 2
What type of home schooler am I, anyway? Part 3
What type of home schooler am I anyway? Part 4
What type of home schooler am I, anyway? Part 5
Incorporating Unschooling into a project based home school
I am going to finish this post by linking to Lucinda who sums it all up and says it all so much better than I do:
navigatingbyjoy.com/2014/12/07/us-schooling-snippets
Here Lucinda talks about not boxing ourselves in and just doing Us-Schooling instead!
I enjoyed your series on this topic. We have had to re-evaluate and adjust for each child’s individual needs and challenges as well as their gifts – one place where I think homeschooling allows much more flexibility than a school could. To me, it means that each child is getting an individually designed program designed by the people who know them and love them best.
Thanks Erin. And I agree. Home schooling rocks!
Hi Claire
Would you mind passing my email onto T? He asked for it in September but I never gave it to him!
Thanks!
Will do, Amelia. Tell your mum I say hello!
I liked this series when you first put it out, I should revisit it to remind myself of what you wrote.
Thanks Ticia.
I too enjoyed this series and will look forward to you adding to it.
Thanks Francis
You are doing a fantastic job of getting your blog organized.:)
Thanks Donna