Homeschooling with chronic illness or pain can be challenging, but it doesn't have to mean giving up. After more than 33 years of homeschooling, I'm sharing practical ways to adapt your homeschool, use helpful resources, and keep learning going on difficult days.
You do not need to spend a fortune to build a useful homeschool resource library. Here are practical ways to use what you already have, borrow from the library, shop secondhand, and build a collection your family can use for years.
After homeschooling 12 children over 33 years, I’ve learned a lot about curriculum, patience, letting children learn naturally, and what really matters. Here’s what I would tell myself if I could go back to 1993.
After homeschooling 12 children for more than 30 years, I learned a lot about choosing curriculum—and wasting money on programs that weren’t the right fit. Here are my best tips for choosing homeschool curriculum that works for your child, family, and budget.
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