by Beth Frankish | Education Theory, How To Teach, Science and Maths
Cognitive Load Theory is a framework for understanding how our brains process and retain information. By understanding this theory, you can optimise your learning and improve your ability to retain information. In this article, we’ll explore the basics of Cognitive Load Theory and why learning times tables is important for success in mathematics.
by Michelle | Domestic Bliss, FAQ, How To Teach
Homeschooling Toddlers and Babies Homeschooling toddlers and babies is something you do by default if you homeschool older children. The picture you see here was taken in my first-year homeschooling. I was teaching a kindergarten child plus a pre-schooler but I also...
by Michelle | Charlotte Mason Ideas, Education Theory, Featured Posts Charlotte Mason, How To Teach, Social Studies: History, Geography & Civics
Unit Studies Charlotte Mason Might Like. Unit studies Charlotte Mason might like are literature based, short and they avoid weak associations. Children make their own connections without the teacher. Discovering Unit Studies Charlotte Mason Style I was introduced to...
by Michelle | Charlotte Mason Ideas, English or Language Arts, Featured Posts Charlotte Mason, High School, Homeschool Organization, How To Teach
Using Living Books For Home Schooling What is a living book? How can I use these books for homeschooling? “Children can be most fitly educated on Books and Things…The value of this education by Things is receiving wide recognition, but intellectual education to...
by Michelle | Encouragements, FAQ, How To Teach
Have you ever heard someone say homeschool teachers need training? Do you agree! I certainly do. But they don’t need to learn how to be a school teacher.The first time we hit advanced high school math, I decided I wasn’t qualified to teach homeschool...
by Michelle | Domestic Bliss, Homeschool Organization, How To Teach
Adding Structure To Your Day With Homeschool Workboxes Homeschool workboxes really were one of the best organisational changes that we made to our homeschool set up. I’m a fairly unstructured person, my husband is the opposite. He was always telling me that I...
