Homeschool Planning for Real Life -- Really!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Welcome to video 4 of our Homeschool Planning series! This week I am talking about "Strategic Susan," the homeschool mom archetype who loves meticulous plans but gets frustrated when life throws curveballs.
Learn how to create adaptable lesson plans that work even during life's disruptions, just like one of our students, Alicia, did during Hurricane Michael.
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I’m excited to implement this kind of plan!
I’m all of those mums 😅
How can this be implemented when you belong to a co-op that has assignments due weekly?
You can't. If you have chosen to be part of the co-op you have to follow their schedule. Co-ops can be great for some things, but that is a trade-off.
We belong to a co-op and I plan what I need to for the co-op, but for our home subjects I plan using the auto pilot course Pam talks about.
Would autopilot planning work for me, we use Bookshark and Sonlight for our homeschool?
100% it would. It would help you use that curriculum to suit you instead of being dictated by it.