
Welcome to Chicken Math University
At Chicken Math University, you will learn how to start your homeschool adventure. I am a homeschooling parent, and my students are currently Juniors, next year will be their final year. It is my desire to divulge my years of experience and knowledge on the subject of homeschooling and education.
The homeschooling community has exploded since the COVID pandemic. Many parents who never considered homeschooling their children found themselves trying to make sense of remote learning and teaching their students at home.
Through this many parents found themselves passionate about educating their children. Homeschooling sounds daunting when first starting out but it is achievable by any parent who feels this is the best path for their children.
While my homeschool journey is nearly finished, I hope that my experience will help guide others as they begin their homeschool endeavor. It is my goal to use this blog to help other parents who are beginning to homeschool their students. Topics I will expound on are homeschooling laws, umbrella schools, independent homeschooling, Homeschool Co-ops, grade keeping and reporting, attendance reporting, homeschool day schedule, utilizing homeschool field trips, curriculum, learning styles, homeschool organization, teaching, teaching with media, and using technology to assist in the homeschool setting.
In addition to my homeschool experience, I possess a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Astronomy. It is my intent to use my education to help other parents navigate the subjects of math and science. These subjects are often the Achilles Heel for many homeschooling parents. I will show that both the subjects of math and science are within reach of parents to teach their students. By taking the fear out of these subjects, I will help equip parents with the necessary skills to teach these subjects.
I have cleverly chosen the name “Chicken Math University” as I am also a seasoned backyard chicken keeper with a decade of experience under my wing. While it is my intention to keep this blog strictly about homeschooling, some of our lessons may come with a side of chickenteering.
In addition to homeschooling, I am a published author, multi-disciplinary writer and blog contributer. If you like this blog, please visit some of my other sites.
The Kuntry Klucker – Adventure iin keeping backyard chickens
Knowledge of the Spheres – A journey through the Cosmos!
Coffee and Coelophysis – A blog about Dinosaurs!
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My Latest Posts
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- 5 Myths About Homeschooling.
In this post, I will separate myths from facts regarding homeschooling. Like other topics within academic spheres, homeschooling is rife with false information, which leads to misinformation, harmful stereotypes, and… Read more: 5 Myths About Homeschooling. - Homeschooling, A Student’s Perspective
After the conclusion of our homeschooling journey, I asked my students to reflect on their education and list several things they appreciated and enjoyed about being homeschooled. This post is… Read more: Homeschooling, A Student’s Perspective - Graduation Day!
Today my sons graduated high school as homeschooled students. As I reflect on our journey, many things and emotions come to mind. I am surprised at how fast the past… Read more: Graduation Day! - 7 Ways to Prepare for a Positive Homeschool Day.How you start your homeschool day will set the rhythm for your students. If you start frantic, they will follow suit. Some of my worst homeschool days were the result… Read more: 7 Ways to Prepare for a Positive Homeschool Day.
- What is Your Students Learning Style?
To successfully impart academic information to your students, determine their learning styles. The term learning style means that every student learns differently. The Four Learning Styles (VARK) There are four… Read more: What is Your Students Learning Style? - Why Homeschool?As parents, we face many important decisions in the lives of our children. One of the most crucial to their development and transition into adulthood is their education. Thankfully we… Read more: Why Homeschool?
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