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GingerGirl13
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 Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 9:54 pm Post subject: Do I keep homelife seperate from "school"? |
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| We have just started looking into homeschooling for our children. Where can I find info on how to set up my home for this? Where do I best find how to properly handle the psychological side of homeschooling & if I am cut out to be my children's teacher? Should I have a separate part of my home set aside just for the schooling? Thank you for any advice. |
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hscoach
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I believe every mom is cut out to be their child's teacher because ........... no one knows your child better than YOU.
Most people don't have a special part of their home just for homeschooling. You can sit on the sofa or at the kitchen table, etc. Having a special room that is set apart isn't neccessary for learning.
But if you have a room in your house that can be your "homeschool room", it is nice. It is helpful, at least, for storing all your books and curriculum in cabinets or on shelves. A great place to get ideas is on pinterest. You could type in "homeschool room" under search and you will see some really fancy ones. 
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GingerGirl13
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| Thank you for your responses. I will look up the pintrest ideas. This is a great forum I'm excited to be here! |
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