Homeschooling is about getting to know something new every day for both, the parents and the children. To ensure high productivity and efficient results in the homeschool routine, it is important that the
Homeschooling is about getting to know something new every day for both, the parents and the children. To ensure high productivity and efficient results in the homeschool routine, it is important that the whole year is planned with precision. Here are a few tips that can help the homeschooling parents to plan a successful Homeschool year:
The foremost important step in planning for a homeschooling year is to evaluate the last academic year. In order to do the same parents need to consider specific parameters i.e. “Were the goals for the last year met”, “if something felt missing”, “What was the scope of improvement”, and “If the used approach was efficient” etc.
The whole idea about Homeschooling is not to rush through the course. Homeschooling brings flexibility in the learning process allowing students to focus on the topics that they are interested in the most. Planning a flexible curriculum will allow the children to work at their own pace and learn effectively.
It is important that clear objectives are established for every subject in the course. Setting learning objectives and goals allow the students to know what they are going to learn through this course. Hence the efforts of the student and the tutor can be aligned in the direction of achieving those goals.
Edwin Lim
Aug 13, 2018
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In this blog, we will outline the advantages of online education specific to students in Oman and why International Schooling is the perfect option for families who desire a modern, flexible, and glob...
Diversity, besides its people, extends to Oman’s fabled history. The fusion of Arab, Persian, Indian, and African influences has created a society very rich in words, customs, and traditions.
As of today, the Omani educational system is broad-based, ranging from state schools, which fall under governmental funding and regulation, to private and international schools.