I am Ann Zeise , your guide to over 700 pages of the best and most interesting and useful sites and articles about home education on the web. Evolution of a Support Group Back in the fall of 1996, two Burlington homeschooling neighbours decided to start a support group on their own, simply because one was not welcome in the Christian group the other belonged to. By Ellen Horak. The Evolution Of A Support Group N.S. Gill writes about the ups and downs of her support group experiences, along with a neat list of do's and don'ts for success. As Your Group Grows Compose a list of tasks that someone else can take on for you.
People are much more likely to offer to help with a specific, clearly defined task.
Here are a few time and energy-saving tips to consider. I think this applies to homeschoolers as well as anyone. We're impassioned by homeschooling. How to be a perfect member You don't have to be the one organizing activities. Sometimes you can really help just by being the perfect member.