I’m going to be speaking this Sunday night about: The Truth About How Kids Learn.
This will be an inspiring, entertaining and profound look at what our kids need for real learning to happen!
The information and perspective I’m sharing will be valuable for parents of schooled kids as well as teachers – and if this is you, you’re welcome to come! – but my focus in the question and answer session will be on how to apply these ideas in the home learning environment. (There is plenty that those who aren’t homeschooling can do to facilitate their children’s learning – get in touch with me if you’d like to arrange for me to speak on that focus at a different time.)
Here are the specifics:
What: “The Truth About How Kids Learn”
When: Sunday August 9, 8 – 10 pm.
Where: 22/4 Nahar Hayarkon, Ramat Beit Shemesh, 15 shekel fee
Looking forward to seeing you then!
Avivah
My wife has been talking about home schooling some of our children. One of the concerns that I have, is that on a regular basis my wife will comment to me that she does not have enough help/time to get the daily chorus done in the home, and that the home is not as clean as she would like it and she cant function in an unclean home.
My question is if she were to home school would would that not just add it too the problems, if she cant find the time now to do the chorus and the daily house routines how would she be able to find the time when she has to spend time learning and exploring with the children
It’s a good question, Meir! I’ll try to respond to this in a post of its own.