Here is your permission to play HOliday hooky! Homeschooling during the holidays is just too much for most of us! Ditch it. Learning still happens. Playing hooky helps learning because our brains are wired to seek novelty, and a subsequent dopamine
June 4, 2021 is the inaugural year for this global initiative to recognize homeschoolers world over. It is a date to appreciate the hard work of your favorite homeschooler.
Camp Mom is a mindset to refresh your role to your kids, and to yourself. It is a simple way to connect with your children through the long days of summer by connecting in a fun way for a short period of the day.
Novelty is the natural learning process and it doesn’t necessarily stem from a book or classroom. The majority of learning happens as we live.
Kids hear “No” all the time. Here are some simple steps on creating more “Yes” moments without being a permissive parent.
The focus of parents is often to get a child to listen to them. Flip the script. Begin to listen and understand the child.
Eye contact in learning uses mirror neurons in the brain that activate when we observe another individual performing an action.
Neuroscience confirms that touch increases learning. Intelligence, connection and emotional resilience is built through touch.
