Curricula, Curriculum Types, and State Requirements
Homeschool with Intent
Our course offerings are designed to assist homeschooled middle and high school students in discovering knowledge and skills presented in an easy-to-understand way to provide a foundation for future educational progress and career growth.
Course Overview
The Homeschool with Intent course is designed for parents or guardians seeking a focused, purposeful approach to homeschooling. This course provides practical strategies, curriculum planning techniques, and developmental insights to foster a structured yet flexible homeschooling environment.
Participants will learn how to set realistic educational goals, customize lesson plans for individual learning styles, and apply effective teaching methods for diverse subjects. With an emphasis on creating an engaging and supportive learning space, this course equips parents with the skills needed to cultivate a nurturing educational experience that encourages lifelong learning.
You Will Be Able to:
Define Educational Goals and Objectives: Identify and set achievable academic and personal goals tailored to each child’s unique needs and learning style.
Develop a Custom Curriculum Plan: Build a structured yet flexible homeschooling plan that aligns with family values, state standards, and the child’s developmental stage.
Implement Engaging Teaching Strategies: Utilize various teaching methods and resources to make learning interactive and engaging, fostering curiosity and enthusiasm in students.
Create a Supportive Learning Environment: Set up a home learning space that promotes focus, comfort, and creativity and caters to each child’s physical and emotional needs.
Monitor and Assess Progress Effectively: Establish methods for tracking academic progress, setting milestones, and adjusting curriculum to keep children on a steady learning path.
Manage Time and Resources Efficiently: Develop schedules that balance educational activities with other family commitments and identify resources to enrich the homeschool experience.
Adapt to Learning Differences and Challenges: Learn strategies to accommodate learning disabilities, such as dysgraphia, dyscalculia, and dyslexia, ensuring a supportive environment for diverse learners.
Foster a Love for Learning: Encourage self-motivated learning by teaching children to set personal goals, take ownership of their studies, and discover joy.
Presentation
These objectives aim to empower parents with the knowledge and the tools to create an intentional, well-rounded homeschooling experience that supports the whole child.