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  1. #1
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    May 2007
    Not alone!
    268

    Hi - re homeschooling in Qld - I have all the info but not time to answer atm - I will try to get back here tonight. Or you could pm me. We also travel alot for work and hospital appointments and like you lived on the Gold Coast for a while but moved to Hervey Bay - beautiful town.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Jun 2009
    hervey bay
    366

    hey what is ur email and ill email you, mine is tray_lee01@hotmail.com wow your in hervey bay to, small world lol

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Feb 2009
    90

    great thread...i'm very interested in this myself...
    i have a question i hope someone can answer for me...

    how do you tackle homework? do you aim to get all of the work done during the day?

  4. #4
    Registered User

    May 2011
    146

    We do all our work during the day,unless the kids want to do more work on their own. Yes it actully happens, children wanting to do extra work on their own, in their own time.
    While homeschooling, homework becomes redundant. By definition you already do all your work at home, hense the name homeschool. You can if you wish set extra work but I have found this unnecessary to date.

    Children are naturally curious and want to learn.
    When my ds was at school and in prep, he loved dinosaurs. School didn't cover them at all but he wanted to learn as much as he could. So he did. We read books, went to the museum to see fossils and devoured as much info on the net as we could. So he learned about something intetesting and educational on his own. No need to set homework when you nurture a childs natural love of learning like this.
    I hope I answered your question.
    Last edited by fromscratch; June 23rd, 2011 at 12:05 PM.