Category Archives: homeschooling

Scholarly Saturday (9,10)

Gone are the days when families would huddle around their TV’s to catch up on the latest injections of ‘news’. In fact, many families don’t even own a TV nowadays (my own included). Not having a TV in the home, limits the amount of pro-gramm-ing you and your family receive. Using the internet for newsContinue reading “Scholarly Saturday (9,10)”

Decadent Mainstream Publishers & Channels

The Mainstream Media & Publishers Finding a reputable children’s book publisher or children’s channel can be extremely challenging these days, for consciously minded parents that is. We all want to develop our children’s literacy skills and knowledge base as efficiently as possible, whilst steering clear of the constant brainwashing so often found in these sectors!Continue reading “Decadent Mainstream Publishers & Channels”

Scholarly Saturday – Video Series

Looking at the reality of our world. Video series, part three and four.

Scholarly Saturday – Video Series

Truth. We all want to be told the truth, and we all teach our children to be truthful. But truth in these times is difficult to come by. As this is an ‘educational’ based blog, it gives me the chance to approach an array of different topics freely. As I’m also not a ‘journalist’ andContinue reading “Scholarly Saturday – Video Series”

Benefits of Online Learning

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The Importance of Early Recognition

Being able to distinguish quickly between who needs additional support in the early years environment allows the child to progress quicker and makes developmental milestones more achievable to reach compared to if that additional support comes later, or indeed not at all. Recognising problems early on or potential problems and having them addressed can makeContinue reading “The Importance of Early Recognition”