Homeschooling by Learning Style

Ever had a child stare blankly as you explain a maths concept, only to light up the moment you draw it out? Or maybe they remember a diagram from a book better than anything you’ve said aloud? If this sounds familiar, you may be raising a visual learner — and that’s a powerful thing. Visual Read More

Does your child struggle to sit still during lessons but light up when allowed to move, touch, or build? You may be parenting a kinesthetic learner. In a traditional classroom, these children are often told to “sit still” or “focus,” when in fact, their bodies are their best learning tools. That’s where kinesthetic homeschooling can Read More

Ever notice how some children seem to learn best when they’re talking, listening to music, or repeating things out loud? If your child hums their way through history facts, loves read-alouds, or remembers every word of a story they’ve only heard once, chances are you’ve got an auditory learner on your hands. And that’s not Read More

Ever feel like your child just isn’t connecting with a lesson, even though you’ve explained it a dozen different ways? You’re not alone — and it’s not a failure on your part or theirs. It’s often a simple case of learning style mismatch. Every child learns in their own unique way. Some absorb information through Read More