The Organized Homeschool
Principal turning Homeschooling mom sharing about getting and staying organized, planning lessons, activities, playdates, field trips, preparing for your day, and more!
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Season 3 Episode 2: Becoming a Student of Your Own Child — Jennifer Doddington on Unlearning the Classroom (opens the original)
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Everyone assumed homeschooling would come easy to a teacher with ten years in the classroom. Jennifer Doddington says it was harder than teaching — because first she had to learn how to stop being a teacher.In this episode, I chat with Jennifer Doddington, a former public school teacher of ten years with a gifted endorsement, now heading into her fifth year homeschooling her three children. Jennifer walks through the two situations that made her and her husband stop and reconsider — a middle son
Season 3 Episode 1: Full-Time Teacher, Full-Time Homeschooler — Keisha on Making Both Work (opens the original)
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Every summer, before her kids open a single book, Keisha spends weeks planning lessons she won’t teach for months — because once the school year starts, there’s no time to plan as she goes.In this episode, I chat with Keisha, a full-time high school teacher in Brooklyn, NY and homeschooling mom of two — a rising 5th grader and a rising 9th grader. Keisha shares how a rough first grade year led her to pull her son out and never look back, how she runs two completely different homeschool systems f
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