Whether it’s your first time teaching online or just a new class, your nerves are sure to be on edge. You want to make sure that your class goes as planned. You want to make sure you have all the material you need to complete your class. You want your students to enjoy the class. […]
Author Archives: Jade Weatherington
Besides my daughter asking to be homeschooled, another reason I became a virtual educator is the freedom. I have had the privilege of traveling to over 20 countries with my daughter and half the U.S. Check out some podcast were I’m either discussing traveling, homeschooling, teaching online, or all three: Click HERE to listen. Click […]
The effect of Micro Schools and learning pods on digital learning or online education Mісrо-ѕсhооlѕ, роdѕ, раndеmіс роdѕ, аnd lеаrnіng роdѕ аll rеfеr tо thе ѕаmе соnсерt, оnе thаt іѕ рrеttу еаѕу tо undеrѕtаnd: ѕtudеntѕ gаthеrіng tоgеthеr іn a ѕmаll grоuр, wіth аdult ѕuреrvіѕіоn – tо lеаrn, еxрlоrе, аnd ѕосіаlіzе. Uѕuаllу, роdѕ аrе fоrmеd whеn […]
✨Homeschooling as a Single Parent✨ -Knowing the state laws -Building your village -Doing regular Stuff Parenting is going to be challenging. Homeschooling is going to be challenging. If it’s something you’re committed to doing, here just a few ways to make it happen. ✨Not to be confused with distance learning, that’s a whole different struggle/balancing […]
Developing Original Content So, you have an amazing idea for a class. But, you’re not quite sure how to set the course up. If you’re not familiar with course development, creating lesson plans, or classroom planning this may seem like a really difficult task. It’s not. Well, there will be some challenges as there are […]
Upcoming Conferences: Melanin Village I am so excited about this and got a treat for you! The Melanin Village has gathered some of the most influential voices in black home education for The Homeschool Together Conference and yours truly will be participating! I want to tell y’all to go on and register now. The conference […]
My background in education was formed from a traditional public school perspective. I took what I knew as a student, gathered information from my college courses, and used insights from my student teaching and observations when I developed my courses, my lesson plans, and my curriculum. Then, I had to unlearn a lot of what […]
As families are scrambling to decide what they are going to do about their child’s education, homeschooling is becoming a part of that conversation. Online teaching platforms are experiencing a surge in new enrollments as parents are looking for supplementary courses, some are deciding to start their homeschooling journey and opting out of sending their […]
“How much should I charge?” This is a question I get inboxed often. Before I work with a client, I always ask my own questions: Do you charge what you are worth? How do you determine your worth? They typically have problems answering these questions, so I change my question and ask: Do you find […]