by Dale Cox | Sep 29, 2020 | Hands on teaching, Homeschoool Science, Teaching
How to find homeschool science classes near you Science is difficult to teach at home. The subjects, such as chemistry and physics, are found difficult to grasp for many, but most challenging is the fact that to truly understand a science subject, laboratory... 
by Dale Cox | Sep 21, 2020 | Uncategorized
Science Courses for Homeschool Teaching homeschool science classes gives many parents nightmares…and sometimes rightfully so! Some of the challenges associated with this task can include: Becoming at least somewhat familiar with difficult subjects yourself.... 
by Dale Cox | Sep 16, 2020 | Teaching
Struggling as the year starts? Some thoughts to get you starting your homeschool… Are you new to starting homeschool and feeling a little overwhelmed? Hang in there, it’s not as hard as it may seem right now! Remember, you don’t have to get it all figured out on... 
by Dale Cox | Sep 7, 2020 | Hands on teaching, Homeschoool Science
LEGO bricks aren’t just for fun… they’re great for learning too! Why would anyone think of using LEGO for homeschool science and physics? On my website I introduce myself this way: Note the second line: LEGO® Brick Enthusiast. I am serious about that, and have spent... 
by Dale Cox | Aug 31, 2020 | Hands on teaching, Teaching
All children are unique and learn differently from one another. However, some learn quite differently (Kinesthetic Learners) from what is considered the “normal” way of learning. My family examples I am able to understand and retain more in a meeting if I can move... 
by Dale Cox | Aug 24, 2020 | Homeschoool Science
Teaching homeschool science for middle or high school can be a big challenge. I’m going to address some of the most common challenges and suggested some solutions. The Problems: Difficult Science Subjects Unfamiliar to Parents When children advance into middle and...