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Hesitant to Homeschool?

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039394
ISBN
9798885546751
Grade AD
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  • Homeschool How-to Resource
  • Answers to twenty common questions
  • Includes a quick start guide
  • List of other outside recommended resources
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Hesitant to Homeschool?

Description

Having hesitations about homeschooling is understandable! Two veteran homeschool parents, Jessica and Mandi, bring together their unique experiences and education to write this guide for those who are reluctant to try or are ready to get going! Composed of twenty of the most common questions, this book can be read in its entirety, or you can start with the chapters addressing your biggest hesitations. Part I addresses you and your capabilities. Part II tackles the fear of missing out on traditional school opportunities and experiences. Part III meets the major challenges families face when homeschooling and include working full-time and single parenting. It will be a guide you pick up over and over again! 216 pgs, pb.

Publisher's Description of Hesitant to Homeschool?
Answers to common questions and concerns for anyone considering homeschooling.

From 'What if I don't know the content?' to 'Will my child miss out on the school experience?' to 'What about preparing for college?' this book answers homeschooling questions with thoughtful and concise explanations. The authors provide practical action items to help you evaluate and prepare to homeschool. They inspire with successful ideas and examples that are easy to implement in any home setting. If you're considering homeschooling, Hesitant to Homeschool? gives you the pros and cons of homeschooling, shares the experiences of other homeschooling families, and provides information on where to begin.

Here’s what you’ll discover inside:
  • Practical tips and strategies to build your confidence and skills as a homeschool parent
  • Answers to common concerns, such as socialization, curriculum choices, and balancing responsibilities
  • 'Can-Do' checklists that make homeschooling approachable with actionable steps
  • Real-life stories and diverse perspectives to inspire and guide you
  • Flexible chapter structure so you can focus on the topics that matter most to you
Written by active homeschool parents who lead a homeschool co-op, Hesitant to Homeschool? addresses 20 common concerns and challenges. With each chapter devoted to one question, the book makes it easy for you to read from start to finish or go straight to the homeschooling questions you have.
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Product Format:Paperback Book
Grade:AD
Brand:Teacher Created Materials
ISBN:9798885546751
Length in Inches:9.25
Width in Inches:7.25
Height in Inches:0.5625
Weight in Pounds:1
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