Homeschool Order: An Encouraging Word

Regarding homeschool order, *Ginny Seuffert states, "Homeschooling life is based on order." Think about it for a minute. It makes sense. We humans have always needed it in our lives. There are the Ten Commandments, driving laws and Amy Vanderbilt's Etiquette. Wars are won with it. Musicians and artists strive for it. St. Paul even calls for it. It makes us feel calmer, more peaceful, more together. Without a doubt, we need homeschool organization to live happy, productive lives as a home educating family. Special Note: Although it is never too late, the beginning of the school year is the prime time to establish order. Get your routine going. Develop good habits. I urge you to read all of the articles listed at the bottom of the page. *****Check out my video with a quick, simple and inexpensive
hint
to begin creating order in your homeschool!*****Ginny cites chaos as one of the most serious problems in homeschooling. It leads to discouragement and caneventually prompt one to even give up educating at home.
The lack of order occurs in the following categories:
- In the
homeschool
--"They won't do their work."
- In general
discipline
--"My children won't listen to me."
- The
house
--"The house is a mess." "There are piles of laundry, piles of dishes and piles of
junk everywhere." and on and on...
Yes, these are three of the major issues that Moms face. They are the ones listed when homeschooling moms say what troubles them most. Rarely is curriculum the culprit.
Despair not. Many have faced these dragons. Homeschool order is attainable and maintainable.
********************
Shakespeare reminds us to draw encouragement from adversity. "Thus may we gather honey from the weed
And make a moral of the devil himself."
King Henry, in Henry V, Act 4, Scene 1.
*Ginny Seuffert is the mother of twelve children and has homeschooled for 17 years. She is a writer,
speaker, and founder of several homeschooling resources.
Homeschooling Record Keeping
The Homeschool Organizer
Grading Scales and How To Grade
High School Testing Schedule
College Admission: Transcripts Part I
Transcripts II
Homeschooling Multiple Grades: Part I
Homeschooling Multiple Grades: Part II
Homeschooling Multiple Grades: Part III
Homeschooling Multiple Grades: Part IV
Organize Your Multiage Classroom
Homeschool Organizing: Important! Coordinate All the Variables
Requirements of HS Homeschooling
Techniques for Homeschool Organization
Techniques to Simplify End-of-the-Year Chores
Three Techniques to Tame Chaos
Homeschool Order and Discipline
In the House: A Place for Everything...
Free Grocery List
Summer Chores Checklist
Organize Summer Goals--Step I
Organize Summer Schedule-Step II
Summer Activities Chart--Step III
Please read "Tips for Using Chart."
Return to Home
New! Comments
Have your say about what you just read! Leave me a comment in the box below.
|