Think Differently About Learning: A Homeschool Where Children and Parents Thrive

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Weight 0.306 kg
Dimensions 2.2 × 13.2 × 21 cm
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Format

Paperback

Language

Pages

304

Publisher

Year Published

2024-8-7

Imprint

Publication City/Country

London, United Kingdom

ISBN 10

1399809261

About The Author

Angela Sizer earned her Master's in Teaching from Hamline University and taught in public schools for seven years. For a decade, she homeschooled her own children and loved watching them explore their passions and get excited about learning. These experiences strengthened Angela's commitment to respecting how children learn and highlighted the role neurodivergence and mental health play in the process.Maren Goerss has her Master's in Education from Hamline University and taught elementary school for eight years. As part of a neurodivergent family, Maren sees learning differences as superpowers and leans into their strengths. After being a homeschool parent for years, Maren has become an ADHD parent and life coach.Together, Angela and Maren created the podcast, Homeschool Unrefined, in 2016 to share their experience and knowledge as educators and homeschoolers while encouraging parents to notice how their children are always learning. Their podcast and book are a call to all parents to reconsider their expectations of their children and themselves. They advocate for doing less, leaning into strengths, and enjoying the process.

Think Differently About Learning is an empowering call to the revolution that so many families deeply need. While homeschooling isn't a magic want or a perfect fit for all kids or all care-givers, this book outlines all the ways it might just be your family's answer to a life of greater joy, less stress, deeper connection, and more authentic learning. I truly can't recommend it enough.

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This resource for new or struggling homeschooling parents will teach you how to let go of what you think homeschool should look like and confidently enter a simpler, more enjoyable, and sustainable homeschooling relationship with your child that brings out their natural learner.