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Tag Archives: home schooling

  • It’s time to get down and decide a win-win deal together and take turns speaking and listening to each other. For negotiations to be [...]

    Your teen and you – No 4 – time to create a win-win deal

    17 November, 2015
  • Help your child learn and remember by chunking. Why chunk your child’s work and time? Chunking is when you break  down skills or knowledge [...]

    Chunking. A better way to help your child learn and remember.

    12 June, 2013
  • First things First – do the important tasks first – the coaching –  and all else follows. This is the first of two posts on how [...]

    First things first: How to support your child’s reading, writing, and Math skills

    18 April, 2013
  • Handwriting helps our children learn easier – and it can be taught. I’ve already written  in a previous post about how handwriting [...]

    Learning how to handwrite is not an unnecessary skill….yet.

    23 November, 2012
  • It is up to you when coaching your children reading, writing, and Mathematics, and you may be the weakest link. It is vitally important to coach [...]

    Get organised to succeed

    31 October, 2012
  • Create agreements that make you both happy. This week I’ve asked permission to share an email from a concerned family coach who is working [...]

    Win-win agreements make coaching your child reading, writing, and Mathematics skills more fun!

    19 October, 2012
  • Haste makes for slow reading, writing and Mathematics progress: Relaxed, steady focus works. One new different thing reading, writing, [...]

    Make haste slowly: Coaching your child reading, writing, and Mathematics the fast way.

    24 August, 2012
  • If you are really going to co-operate with Nature’s plan for the development of intelligence, you take your signals from the child. Not from [...]

    Respectful partnership: A buzz for you both

    14 August, 2012
  • Is your child reluctant to go to school? Not bringing homework home? Refusing to read and write? Disliking Mathematics? Check out more signs of a [...]

    Help your child develop their reading, writing, and Mathematics skills: Don’t leave it up to the teachers.

    29 June, 2012
  • Last post I talked about the importance of teaching your child how letters make sounds to read, and how sounds make letters to spell, so they can [...]

    The secret to helping your child learn to read.

    7 June, 2012

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