Home Education Curation Collection. 19th July 2020
In the latest news, there is just one power down left on Steem and we'll have moved it all over to Hive. I even figured out how to exchange the steem.swap on hive-engine! Admittedly, it was really obvious once it was pointed out...doh!
We have our first education debate running, so don't forget to join in and add your thoughts. We're asking if a degree is relevant in this changing world.
@araksa-dragonkey has been mulling over the experience of homeschooling, noting the leaps and bounds her daughter has made in comparison to her time in the school system.
@arrliinn shares the versatility of popsicle sticks, demonstrating some vibrant ideas on using them in an fun, educational way.
@ryivhnn's latest homeschooling update covers three months! It illustrates how you have to find different approaches when you're restricted with things to do outside of the home. I guess boredom can be a great motivator for creativeness.
SreyYuu, from @kidsisters, demonstrates how a little playtime activity can be a huge educational experience as she creates and practices English in the telling of a tale.
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Boredom is definitely a great motivator for things XD Especially when you tell them they're not allowed to whine about being bored unless the house is clean and that entertainment is their problem.
I'm a horrible parent
The last two updates also spanned three months because if it wasn't slow I was just that disorganised x_x
Mine were always quick to find something else to do when I mentioned the jobs they could do! 🤣
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