38 min
Get Started Homeschooling in 2024: A Guide for a Successful & Satisfying Journey! Homeschool Mama Self-Care: Nurturing the Nurturer
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When you first step off the beaten path, leaving the conventional schooled path, you might have uncertainties and doubts; you might research & read more than Wiki itself.
Of course, it is a rite of passage for all new homeschoolers to do that, as one should (we are taking responsibility for our children’s education and that’s a big responsibility).
So, from this graduated homeschool mama to one just beginning her journey, here’s my guide to get started homeschooling…
I’m here to equip you to get clear and confident as you get started homeschooling so you don’t have to ride the tsunami waves of uncertainty, grapple in angst with other people’s concerns, or feel alone in your choice to do this thing: you really can do this homeschool thing confidently (and enjoy it too).
And a big warm welcome to you!
In the podcast season dedicated to new homeschoolers, here are a few common concerns that new homeschool families have:
* Tell me where to start: A Beginner’s Guide to Your First Year of Homeschool
* the surprising transition from school to homeschool
* What about gaps in my child’s home education?
* What do homeschoolers want to deschool from: let’s get specific.
* What Does Homeschool Cost: What I Wish I Knew Before I Homeschooled
* A Homeschool Life Coach Help Near Me
* Three Things I Wish I Knew Before I Homeschooled
* homeschool philosophies and why you don’t need to care
* How to homeschool with confidence in 5 (not-so-easy) steps
* A Homeschool Mama Will Benefit from Coaching for Homeschool (& Life)
And if you’re intending to Homeschool in Canada, I’ve got two episodes you’ll want to listen to as well:
* Can I Homeschool in Canada?
* Start Homeschooling in British Columbia: How to Decide
If you have any questions as you get started homeschooling, you’re welcome to send a message here or book an appointment with me to chat…
When you first step off the beaten path, leaving the conventional schooled path, you might have uncertainties and doubts; you might research & read more than Wiki itself.
Of course, it is a rite of passage for all new homeschoolers to do that, as one should (we are taking responsibility for our children’s education and that’s a big responsibility).
So, from this graduated homeschool mama to one just beginning her journey, here’s my guide to get started homeschooling…
I’m here to equip you to get clear and confident as you get started homeschooling so you don’t have to ride the tsunami waves of uncertainty, grapple in angst with other people’s concerns, or feel alone in your choice to do this thing: you really can do this homeschool thing confidently (and enjoy it too).
And a big warm welcome to you!
In the podcast season dedicated to new homeschoolers, here are a few common concerns that new homeschool families have:
* Tell me where to start: A Beginner’s Guide to Your First Year of Homeschool
* the surprising transition from school to homeschool
* What about gaps in my child’s home education?
* What do homeschoolers want to deschool from: let’s get specific.
* What Does Homeschool Cost: What I Wish I Knew Before I Homeschooled
* A Homeschool Life Coach Help Near Me
* Three Things I Wish I Knew Before I Homeschooled
* homeschool philosophies and why you don’t need to care
* How to homeschool with confidence in 5 (not-so-easy) steps
* A Homeschool Mama Will Benefit from Coaching for Homeschool (& Life)
And if you’re intending to Homeschool in Canada, I’ve got two episodes you’ll want to listen to as well:
* Can I Homeschool in Canada?
* Start Homeschooling in British Columbia: How to Decide
If you have any questions as you get started homeschooling, you’re welcome to send a message here or book an appointment with me to chat…
38 min