First off, I’m going to start by saying YOU’RE NOT FAILING HOMESCHOOLING. As long as you’re making an effort, homeschooling isn’t something you ace or fail. Throughout the process you will learn how you learn, and once you’ve mastered that, there’s nothing you won’t be able to do!

BUT if you’re here because you’re struggling with the learning process, read on. There are ways to make everything smoother.

If this is an environment that doesn’t come naturally to you, putting the work in now is CERTAINLY worth the effort because the skills you will develop are priceless. Throughout the process, you’ll master the skills necessarily to tackle any job or educational system in the future.

Here are 7 steps to success when you feel like you’re failing homeschooling

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When I started home learning, I definitely wasn’t prepared for how different it would be from my old classroom environment. Since we’re so used to education being presented in a regimented atmosphere, it’s easy to think that it’s just more difficult to do when you aren’t forced into that structure. How is a single student expected to be motivated enough to just sit down and work from 8:30-3:30?

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Online high school is a very different thing than learning in a classroom. It’s a different skill and it has very different advantages and challenges. If you’re struggling with the transition, try these simple hacks to help set up your environment for success and boost your study skills to the next level!

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It’s that time of year again where there are so many “things to do” coming from all angles! Sometimes figuring out where to start seems like an impossible hurdle. Though there are many factors that go into prioritizing tasks, by categorizing them first, you will be able to organize your schedule efficiently.

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Sometimes it feels like school was just not designed for you; textbooks and lectures seem to be the norm everywhere. The problem is only magnified with home learning, where these are often the only study tools given. Here are 9 simple ways kinetic learners can add movement into their studies without changing the curriculum.

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