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How to maintain discipline in homeschooling
If your child is too little to take an active part in the decision, chart out a few hours of the day for the various activities, and stick to it.
When there is no outside agency to supervise and no exams to answer, it is easy to get sidetracked.
If your child is old enough, consult him and find out when he wants to learn.
Choose your answer from:
(a). You could have a meeting and see if you can't help your young one. That way, when it comes to a decision, less gets in the way.
(b). Apply your parental discretion and come up with a timetable. Homework is also a part of homeschooling.
(c). If that's not possible, talk to your child and see how he responds. Sometimes trying to enforce a routine isn't as effective as compromising a previous goal.
(d). He may be ready to learn soon or be able to leave that early. If you have tried every step and the teen still isn't ready, ask him.
(b).