The Professional Home Educator Academy Video Training
$29
Deciding to home school with special education needs
Is it legal?
What do you need to home educate
The role of the local education authority
Recap
Making the decision
Curriculum subjects and timetables
Teaching Approach (How do home educated children learn?
Organizing your Home School
A place for everything , Activity Centres and Lab Stations, Quiet corners and LibrariesStoring Home School Supplies
Keeping records
Planning ahead, Your lesson plan book
Creating an Idea File
Keeping a daily log book
Maintaining a home school portfolio
Recording grades and credits earned
Keeping home and school separate
Recap
Typical daily routines
The integration of real life and real learning
How children can sometimes thrive with a different learning approach
Recap
The home education community
Social Clubs & Hobbies
Recap
Motivating your child and you
Home education network
How to find support
Opportunities within the community for learning
Recap
Assessment alternatives
Finding support for GCSE, A levels and further education
Recap
Work
How home educators manage workHow parents cope with their children being at home full-time
Working from home
Ideas
Recap
60 Pages - Template Book
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$29
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A personal note from Naomi Mc Laughlan
Dear Parents and Carers,
First of all Thank You for your interest in the Professional Home Educator Academy!
The reason why I have started the PHEA is because I felt lost when I first started to home educate my three children a couple of years ago. I felt that there is a big gap between the information on mainstream schools and home education or homeschooling.
In the UK and most English speaking countries it is a myth that, by law, children have to attend school. They do not have to attend a school environment – even children with special education needs or SEN!
The 1996 Education Act (UK) states that:
“The parent of every child of compulsory school age shall cause him to receive efficient full-time education suitable –
(a) to his age, ability and aptitude, and
(b) to any special educational needs he may have, either by regular attendance at school or otherwise.”
Under (b) there is the specification that education can take place ‘at school or otherwise’ – it is the term ‘otherwise’ that allows for elective home education within the law. Therefore you, the parent or carer are ultimately responsible for the education of your child or children -regardless of the child’s place of education.
What’s the alternative to school?
The alternative is Home Education, sometimes called 'Elective Home Education' or Freeschool, to differentiate this from home-tutoring provided by the Local Authority. Home Education is more commonly known as Homeschooling or home-schooling in the US.
In order to make the start easier and give yourself and your family an advantage, you can now enrol here for only $48.50 or £29.77(approx.).
I hope to speak to you soon and I wish you all the Best of Luck on your Home-school Journey!
P.S.: Whether you are just starting to home educate or you have already started – the program will give you all the tools you need to create a successful home school environment!
Kindest Regards
Naomi xxx
Praise from Home Schooling Families
“A big THANK YOU from my entire family, for helping us to get a better understanding of the important ingredients of Home Schooling.”
- Nancy P. from Texas, USA
“I feel much more relaxed since going through the program, because it has helped me to get a clearer structure in my Home Education. Plus my kids are calmer, because I know what I’m doing now! Thanks you.”
- Sandra T. from London, UK
"We are Happy Homeschoolers now! Thanks!!!"
- Lisa M. from Port Elizabeth, South Africa
PHEA Quick Q&A
In the following 5 part mini Q&A video series you will find answers to some questions you might have, which we hope will help you to decide to start our video training program today!