Homeschool problems
I've got Homeschool problems. This is..this is it. Ohhh. Did he get you? Ahhhhh. Hahaha. Now let's use this one. What's a matter, Brutus? Ohh. Oooh. Ooooh. Hahaha. Ooooh. Brutus. Ooooh. Ooooh Ooooh. Eeeeee. Hahaha. Eeeeee. Hahaha Hey. Eeeee. Hey, hey, Brutus ... It's not playtime Brutus. We need to do homework, Brutus. You very Gunnar. You're just as much to blame. Wa...turn away. Brutus won't left open. Ah no, don't eat it. Do not dine pen. ah ha ha. He craves it.
Do not gobble ah ha ha. Haha. Hey hey hey. Don't. Oh haha. No. No. No. No, no. He thinks he's trying to play with you.
No, no. Ya, Ya, Ya Ya Ya. Yaaaaa. It's a fight. Ohhhhh. Who's gonna acquire? The century combat. Yeah. Who's gonna win the century combat? No no now. Oh. Haha. Ow. What the heck Brutus. What are you doing? Who's going to win the century of the fight? No bites-are. Got it. No, no, no, ah. Alright back to history. Okay back to biography. Bye bye, Brutus.
Problems to Avoid
A list of Homeschool problems:
1. Over-Scheduling
2. Under-Scheduling
3. A Disorganized Homeschool Room
4. Unrealistic Homeschool Expectations
5. Skipping Homeschool Breaks to Shorten the Day
6. Becoming a Slave to Your Homeschool Curriculum
7. Being a Super Mom
8. Doing it Alone
9. Fear of the Internet
10. Ignoring the kid's Input
Any of these problems can result in a negative outcome of your lessons. If you are ignoring anything on this list it is possible that your lessons will suffer. Everyone needs to have help! Never skip break just to shorten the day. Everyone will suffer.
Your child's attention will wither and your interest may wonder. Having a super mom syndrome may prove detrimental to the learning which takes place in the classroom. Be careful not to over or under schedule your curriculum. Setting unrealistic expectations can make or break your school. Remember to keep the classroom tidy and organized as it makes for the optimum place for learning to take place.
