AN OVERVIEW OF 7 COMMON HOMESCHOOL STYLES

<p>It's useful to understand a little bit about the different homeschool styles out there, not so you can <strong>adhere to a label </strong>but so you can mix and match the features that suit you best. There's a reason that most homeschoolers take the <strong>eclectic </strong>moniker! Each method has positive traits, so feel free to borrow your favorite parts from each style to truly HOMESCHOOL YOUR WAY.</p> <p><strong>TIMESTAMPS</strong></p> <p>03:29 School at home (traditional method)</p> <p>05:44 Unschooling</p> <p>09:32 Montessori method</p> <p>18:55 Classical method</p> <p>23:48 Charlotte Mason approach</p> <p>26:34 Unit Studies</p> <p>29:59 Eclectic</p> <p><strong>SPECIAL SEGMENTS</strong></p> <p>01:08 Hack of the Week&nbsp;</p> <p>Taking breaks with a year-round school schedule</p> <p>16:08 A Memorable Quote</p> <p>"No matter how hard you try, you really can't improve your weaknesses. You are wasting time and energy trying to do so. The best thing you can do is discover your strengths and then find a role that allows you to use them." —Donald Clifton in <em>Now, Discover Your Strengths</em></p>