Homeschooling How To: One of the BEST ways to learn

Teach!

Homeschooling How To Tip: Let your children teach each other. This is one of the very best ways to check exactly what your child understood from the original lesson. There are a number of benefits – let me count the ways :)

*It highlights their learning and the gaps in comprehension for them.

homeschooling how to sisters* It makes them feel important.

* It is an opportunity for your child to genuinely give value to the family.

* It gives them the chance to understand that other people may learn differently – can you say “teach-able moment”?

* They come up with astonishingly creative ways to teach ideas that can inspire our homeschooling styles.

*Besides, this also helps to take care of the eternal question – how do I homeschool two (or more) children of different ages?

* It is a chance for you to sit down and have some tea!

This idea applies to us Moms just as much, there is nothing like having to teach an idea to make you really look at what you do understand about it.

I have frequently said that by the end of their homeschooling experience my children will have seen at least one complete education – MINE! Then they will have the tools to get one for themselves :)

That is actually food for a whole other conversation, but briefly, here is the Homeschooling How To Tip – your children will pay far more attention to what you do than to what you say!

Have you noticed that? I would love to hear your stories of how your children learn from watching. Please do send them in!

Homeschooling How To is all set for exciting new things in this new year! I look forward to the adventure with you!

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