HAP Parents Say
“HAP was able to provide him continued education at a time when he needed less stress and pressure in his life” – Dr. Manalo, Alabang, Philippines

” Ang masasabi ko ay maganda pala ang homeschool kasi kasama mo ang anak mo. Mas ok ang bonding at nadidisiplina sila nang maayos. Di sila matututo sa ibang student ng kalokohan habang sila ay lumalaki. Buti nalang may Homeschool of Asia Pacific. Masaya talaga kami ng mga anak ko.” – Mrs.Montilla, China

“Julianne is enjoying her preschool homeschool work.”-Mr. Domingo, Switzerland

“Although he admits na miss nya ang merong classmates, overall he is happy with homeschooling.”- Mrs. Patricio, Bacolod, Philippines


"My 2 year & 6 months child can recognize and identify letters, colors and numbers at such a young age! Amazing! He can even match letters in a memory game! All these accomplished via HAP's Interactive Toddler Homeschool Program! My 3 other elementary children are studying at their own initiative and are interested in what they are studying!"-Mrs. Bev Alarcon, Carmona, Cavite

Homeschool Method # 1 – Part 2

Charlotte Mason Method Continued…

Be flexible and vary the order to avoid the drudgery of a strict routine.

Balance structured and relaxed homeschooling to avoid burnout and chronic guilt

Can use sticker for each accomplishment or simple check/cross out of each task in the sked; creates motivation for kids to finish
Natural rewards can motivate kids. E.g. 20 mins of math’s reward is whole afternoon leisure/play

Make sure that your “child never does a lesson into which he does not put his heart.”

You can sked the 20 min lesson just before his favorite activity to motivate the child to finish the task

Put the activity near him but unreachable so that he will be motivated to finish the task before doing the activity, e.g. chess board game

Provide interesting materials the child can learn from

If child is still not motivated to learn, then use the demerit system. Remove a privilege

Short lessons give the parent and student more time to do what they want to do

Watch out for Part 3

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