Banish Homeschool Burnout

Episode 230

Banish homeschool burnout with these nine simple tips aligned with Waldorf-inspired homeschooling so you can reignite your enthusiasm and bring joy back into your days with your kiddos.

The tips in this episode of the Art of Homeschooling podcast get to the heart of the matter ~ connection.

We all experience burnout and fatigue at some point on our homeschooling journey. And it’s so important to be able to identify when you’re burning out, so you can reset and rest. And then get back to connecting with your kiddos on your homeschooling journey.

The Taproot Teacher Training, held every August in northeastern Ohio, might be just the experience you need to banish burnout, reset, and reconnect with your homeschool vision. At Taproot, you’ll experience hands-on lessons as though you were the student, right alongside other like-minded homeschoolers. Part continuing education for homeschool parents, part personal retreat, and part summer camp, Taproot is a transformational experience!

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Banish Homeschool Burnout

In this episode, you’ll here 9 tips to banish homeschool burnout:

• #1: Start late, instead of staying up late [1:47]
• #2: Plan from behind [2:38]
• #3: Main lesson at home doesn’t look like main lesson in a brick-and-mortar school building [3:09]
• #4: Find teaching resources that fit [4:05]
• #5: Simplify your lessons [4:44]
• #6: Don’t drink the comparison schlager [5:24]
• #7: Rhythm rather than rigidity [6:47]
• #8: Inner work [7:43]
• #9: Get outside [8:19]

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