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Hi!! Big congratulations on your first child! The purpose of this post is not to plug my own platform. But the platform I built is specifically designed for thi
by actfrench 4y ago
Hi!! Big congratulations on your first child! The purpose of this post is not to plug my own platform. But the platform I built is specifically designed for this purpose, to be a basic guide of entry points and recommended resource to support families homeschooling for the first time. I'd LOVE To hear feedback from you and others to see if it fills this need for you or what we could work on.
Our platform itself offers ways to find curriculum, connect with teachers, friends and coaches, so feel free to explore
https://www.modulo.app/ https://www.modulo.app/
Here's what I generally recommend.
1) Find a Core Curriculum (lots of great ones out there specifically designed for parents)
2) Teach yourself, find a teacher or teachers
3) Connect with homeschooling groups in your area
On Modulo, we offer curriculum planning, trained teachers, community and support, which pretty much covers the four bases.
But you can DEFINITELY set this up on your own and do extremely well.
Here's a guide I wrote to getting started/an intro
https://www.modulo.app/all-resources/modularlearning https://www.modulo.app/all-resources/modularlearning
And definitely reach out to me with any questions. I'm constantly trying to find better ways to make this feel easy and doable for parents, as I truly believe it can be.
One thing to keep in mind is that school at home does not need to be 9-3. Since most of it is mastery-based, kids can go through six grades of math easily in six months through an hour of 1-1 instruction every day.
Happy to talk more. Feel free to reach out to me anytime with questions or if you just want to chat manisha[at]modulo[dot]app