The Different ways to cope with frustration when your homeschooler doesn't get it

Hey, guys

How are you doing today, hope we are are all doing well.anyways today I got something so special for us and I know you all are going to love it because it is something we need to see to, as to help our kids in our homeschooling.greetings from @salvictoria22

However, there is so much in my mind to give to us today but I just have start up with this first honestly I assure that as times goes on I will still have to unveil the rest of it, as parents we all know that teaching our kids at home is kind of difficult and frustrating and at times we become so tired and almost loosing our minds from teaching them maybe a particular topic or so maybe it could be 5 to 10times or even more. But I want to let us know that no matter what we need to keep pushing forward to teach them despite the time or energy it may take either, and Don't forget that it is our own responsibility to make them learn or know what they to know about from their early age all way round as to help them in the future, remember we all want smiles on our faces and their faces too and not sad when we see doing wrong or right.

Actually, I will be stating the ways at which you can cope with them in our homeschool.

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• take a deep breath and pray
  As a woman or as parents of Faith it is such a relief to know that we can depend on God to give you peace when you actually need it the most.

• take a breath from the offending subject, whether you simply cut the lesson short or skip it completely for a day or two is up to you, but can I tell you how much this is sometimes really truly needed? taking a break not only gives you and your child a chance to reconnect but I have found that this may have an "aha" moment and the concept will finally click.

• get those school timeline out of your head. Always remember that you are a Homeschooling family, and school timeline have nothing to do with you. I know all too well how nerve wracking, it can be to have this running.grade levels and skills levels are arbitrary guidelines that Serve a purpose in as school setting not in a Homeschool take advantage of the freedom that homeschooling offers and let your child learn in her own time.

• remind yourself that all kids are unique.

• try a new curriculum.

• drop everything for the day.

• find a tutor.

• change things a bit.
  Finally, I think we Homeschool mom tends to think that we are the only ones who struggle with things while everyone else does it so much better than we do, it's simply not true we all struggle and we all make mistake.
  Thanks for stopping by my blog Take care of yourself and do have a nice day and fun time too.