Show Notes
This week Elen, Cheryl and Craigy answer more questions from our HEFA members.
00:00 Introduction and Lego Version of Craig
02:44 Taking Time Out for Yourself When Children Are Around 24/7
13:44 Involving Children in Activities While Having Personal Time
20:26 The Role of Exposure, Motivation, and Play
26:48 The Benefits of Handwriting and Cursive Writing
31:38 Seeking Support for Struggling Readers and Writers
39:28 Understanding Homeschooling Education Standards
44:56 Navigating the Dynamics Between Home Educators and Local Authorities
45:26 Asserting Your Rights as a Home Educator
53:05 The Importance of Community Support in Home Education
01:09 Education Starts from Birth: Debunking the Ideal Age Myth
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