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Let's start with a misconception about year-round homeschooling.
It is typically NOT homeschooling all the time. Just because we are year-round homeschoolers that doesn't mean we are doing more school than your average students.
Traditional American school schedules begin in late August, take a couple of weeks off in December, and continue through the end of May with about twelve weeks off in the summer.
Homeschoolers who school year round simply shorten that summer break; often cutting it in half or making it shorter so we can take more frequent breaks during the school year.
This is all about flexibility y'all.
Listen or read more at https://pambarnhill.com/year-round-homeschooling/
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Let's start with a misconception about year-round homeschooling.
It is typically NOT homeschooling all the time. Just because we are year-round homeschoolers that doesn't mean we are doing more school than your average students.
Traditional American school schedules begin in late August, take a couple of weeks off in December, and continue through the end of May with about twelve weeks off in the summer.
Homeschoolers who school year round simply shorten that summer break; often cutting it in half or making it shorter so we can take more frequent breaks during the school year.
This is all about flexibility y'all.
Listen or read more at https://pambarnhill.com/year-round-homeschooling/

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