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It is that time of the year. Children relish at the end of the school semester, and families look forward to the holidays and festive celebrations. We honour these often-delightful year-end months with the theme School’s Out! in three ways.
Four homeschooling mums share their unique experiences with the PSLE and the A-Level Exams.
Homeschooling mum Noorhaida Abdul Majid inspires us with her beach school philosophy and practice.
Homeschooling mum Shirin Tan believes that education in nature, particularly forests, is precious learning.
Learn from homeschooling mums Tan Wan Ling, Elaine Cheah and Ly-Ann Tan how use gameschooling to teach your own.
Homeschooling Alumni member Rebecca Teoh looks back at her homeschooling journey in her last two years including being the organiser the Homeschool Convention 2021.
Editor Kalsum Harun puts forth a motion close to her heart, and a theme that reflects her desire for more nurturing pathways in education.
Connie Chua, co-founder of ParentED International and veteran homeschooling mum of four children (now grown up), reminds us how important it is to protect our marriage when homeschooling.
Sheryl Ang practised the Reggio Emilia approach when teaching her three preschool children. Learn how Reggio can work for your homeschooling.
Homeschooling mum Hasanah Saliman shares about how she and her family coped during a Covid-19 quarantine.
Vivian Kwek, author of Decoding Your Child, teaches us the value of learning neuroscience in understanding our children and becoming better parents.
Veteran homeschooling mum Chern Chieh Bay teaches us how to use the Montessori approach for primary aged children.
Editor Kalsum Harun closes the theme with her reflection on what has been taught and learnt through the articles.
Dads at home, we hear you. Here is a special to acknowledge your important role in the family.
Homeschooling dad of 2, YC, understands his irreplaceable role in the family.
Homeschooling dad Darren Lim encourages fathers that focusing on building a positive mindset and communication can lead to a better outcome for all.
Homeschooling dad Mark Lim bares his heart on what happens when Work-From-Home becomes Work-All-The-Time.
Here is a poem written by homeschooling mum and poet, Madeline Ang to appreciate dads@home and to close the series.
Focus on remembering the good.
“A family that cleans together stays healthy and happy together!”
We are happy to announce an extension to our warmly received series.
The key is balance.
Enjoy the children as themselves.
Times like these makes it hard to keep your teen engaged without letting them cross paths with tech. It is an impossible agenda to rid them “off IT”, so why not employ your children gainfully “with IT”?
Play boardgames to while away your boredom!
A thank you note from our Learning At Home Series editor, Valerie Tan.
Adjusting to this unique situation takes some time, and we know many of you have some questions about learning at home that you hope to find some answers to. We have compiled some of the commonly asked questions here to help you ease into your new “normal”.
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