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Episode #46: Oh...School Must Be Out: How to Handle the People Watching
Episode #46: Oh...School Must Be Out: How to Handle the People Watching
In today's episode of the Creative Homeschool Podcast, I want to share a recurring experience that I'm sure many homeschoolers can relate to—the moment when others question why my children are not in school during typical hours.
I acknowledge the subtle disapproval that often accompanies such inquiries and offer insights on how I handle these situations gracefully. It's essential to understand that people may lack knowledge about homeschooling, and I suggest ways to defuse potential negativity by showcasing the positive aspects of homeschooling through the behavior and activities of my homeschooling children.
I also encourage fellow homeschoolers to be ambassadors for homeschooling, recognizing that we might be the first encounter some people have with this educational choice. I share practical tips on responding to questions about homeschooling subjects and activities, highlighting the diverse and enriching experiences my children engage in.
Ultimately, I want to encourage homeschoolers like myself to confidently and positively represent the homeschooling community while continuing to pursue our unique educational paths.
Have a question or something you’d love me to talk about?
Give us a shout at [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube:@soulsparklettesart
Find us on FaceBook www.facebook.com/soulsparklettesart
Copyright Music Credit: The Glitter Bomb® Theme by Jai Soul 2022
Introducing Delicious Diner, a creative writing course for kids where kids get to create recipes, a menu, help wanted ads, advertise, and even create a floor plan for their own imaginary diner while they're learning how to write, grammar, spelling, typing, entrepreneurship and more.
This course is kid-tested, kid-approved, and designed with kid-input and is in short video bites that also teach kids how to use Canva, a free (or paid) graphics design program with over 75 million users.
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By Julie Soul | Soul Sparklettes ArtEpisode #46: Oh...School Must Be Out: How to Handle the People Watching
In today's episode of the Creative Homeschool Podcast, I want to share a recurring experience that I'm sure many homeschoolers can relate to—the moment when others question why my children are not in school during typical hours.
I acknowledge the subtle disapproval that often accompanies such inquiries and offer insights on how I handle these situations gracefully. It's essential to understand that people may lack knowledge about homeschooling, and I suggest ways to defuse potential negativity by showcasing the positive aspects of homeschooling through the behavior and activities of my homeschooling children.
I also encourage fellow homeschoolers to be ambassadors for homeschooling, recognizing that we might be the first encounter some people have with this educational choice. I share practical tips on responding to questions about homeschooling subjects and activities, highlighting the diverse and enriching experiences my children engage in.
Ultimately, I want to encourage homeschoolers like myself to confidently and positively represent the homeschooling community while continuing to pursue our unique educational paths.
Have a question or something you’d love me to talk about?
Give us a shout at [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube:@soulsparklettesart
Find us on FaceBook www.facebook.com/soulsparklettesart
Copyright Music Credit: The Glitter Bomb® Theme by Jai Soul 2022
Introducing Delicious Diner, a creative writing course for kids where kids get to create recipes, a menu, help wanted ads, advertise, and even create a floor plan for their own imaginary diner while they're learning how to write, grammar, spelling, typing, entrepreneurship and more.
This course is kid-tested, kid-approved, and designed with kid-input and is in short video bites that also teach kids how to use Canva, a free (or paid) graphics design program with over 75 million users.