How To Encourage Students To Be Responsible for Their Own Learning

The Homeschool Sanity Show

Hey, homeschoolers! Many of the homeschoolers I talk with at Great Homeschool Conventions want to know if Grammar Galaxy is good for independent learning. It absolutely is! A student reading at a strong 3rd grade level or above can read the story and complete the mission with very little teacher assistance.

When I heard about friend Dennis DiNoia’s book on teaching independently responsible learners, I thought that’s what he meant. How can we get our kids to do schoolwork on their own? But that’s not what he meant! He was talking about how to go beyond independent work to encouraging kids to be responsible for their own learning.

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Now for my interview with Dennis. Before he tells you more about himself, I want to say what a phenomenal teacher and positive, caring person he is. Four of my kids have taken math courses with him and have loved them. I have marveled that he always sounds happy to be teaching. I can’t claim the same! He has also been a huge encouragement and help to me as we’ve exhibited together at Great Homeschool Conventions. Now that I’ve bragged on him, here’s our interview that will help you raise independently responsible learners.

Resources for Independently Responsible Learning

• Mr. D Math
• A-Plus Parents podcast
• Teach book on Homeschool Sanity

See a short clip on YouTube.

Have a happy homeschool week!

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