Reflecting on Homeschool Progress
As homeschoolers, we don't always take the time to reflect on progress in our homeschools. It's good to review progress on a micro level, but also on the macro level. Reflecting should also be a big part of homeschool planning in order to not repeat past mistakes.
We might review end of year test scores, attendance records, and reading logs, but we can improve the homeschool dynamic in our home by also reflecting on the less tangible aspects of progress. Hopefully you will glean some helpful thoughts in these posts about reflecting on your homeschool progress and allow them to guide you as you make your future plans.
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5 Things I Would Have Done Differently In Our Homeschool
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Three Things About Homeschooling I Learned the Hard Way
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Are You Listening for the Voice of Homeschooling?
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Don't Overcomplicate Homeschool Planning & Analysis
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Are the Homeschool Experts You Follow Good for You?
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10 Ways to Mark the End of the Homeschool Year
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Being Tested at Testing Time
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Benefits of Homeschooling: Changing Curriculum, Again
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Homeschool Evaluation Instead of Testing
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The 5 Core Values of Our Home/School
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What Standardized Test Scores Don't Tell Us
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Flexibility of Homeschooling: Adapting When Homeschooling Isn't Working
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Homeschool Reevaluation in the New Year
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Tips to Review Your Homeschool Progress
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8 Reasons I am Grateful to Be Homeschooling
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3 Simple Steps to Successful (and Fun) Homeschool Parent/Teacher Conferences
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Homeschool Testing: Evaluating Learning by Asking Questions
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Back to School Preparations
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Reflections From This Homeschooling Year
