Some days I am pretty certain Susan and I were separated at birth. She has posted another installment of her reflections on home education. These are written from the perspective of having now grown children. To me, these are some of the very best kinds of reflections. They have the benefit of hindsight and the fruits of her labor are evident now. In other words, when women in her position speak – listen to them.
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Among this post’s gems:
Homeschooling is really not the difficult, complex, scary thing some people make it out to be. It doesn’t require a degree, complicated plans, paperwork, and tedious record keeping. It can be simple, relaxed, and lovely.
this one really hit home this week:
Keep learning yourself, even if it’s about just one thing-
and this one reminds me of what I am forever reminding myself – Be what you want them to be. Because….
Because, besides prayer, the three most powerful tools in a homeschooling parent’s toolkit are:
1. Example
2. Example
3. Example
There is more. Go see.
I thought that was a great post as well. Wanted to mention that I am excited you are posting your work in the sidebar photo albums. Looks great!
Oh, look! I’m home from vacation and catching up at my favorite places, and look what I find! π Thank you, and I totally agree that we are long lost twins or something (though I’m a wee bit older). Time and time again when I read your posts, I think how very much alike we think. Sometimes startingly so.
Having fun catching up here with a whole week’s worth of posting! π
Susan