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Getting Started In Home Schooling

Getting Started

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Getting Started. In Home Schooling. 1. Legal Aspects. It is legal to home educate in Victoria It is necessary to notify of your intention to homeschool For details contact Home Education Network see www.home-ed.vic.edu.au phone 03 9517 7107 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Getting Started

Getting Started

In

Home Schooling

Page 2: Getting Started

1. Legal Aspects

• It is legal to home educate in Victoria• It is necessary to notify of your intention to

homeschool For details contact Home Education Network

• see www.home-ed.vic.edu.au phone 03 9517 7107

• http://www.vrqa.vic.gov.au/registration/homeschooling/default.htm

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2. Decide degree of formality

• Unschooling

• Follow one program for all subjects

• Select courses from several different sources

• Write own curriculum

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2. Decide degree of formality

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3. Pre-testing

• Use tests to determine levels of achievement

available from

Homeschooling Supplies

PO Box 688

Werribee Vic 3030 Australia

Phone: 9742 7524

Fax (03) 9742 2492

Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.homeschooling.com.au/

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3. Pre-testing

Or ACER

347 Camberwell Rd (Private Bag 55)

Camberwell Vic. 3124

Phone 9835 7447

Email : [email protected]: http://www.acer.edu.au/

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4. Personal Inventory

• If desired do some testing/discussion to determine

• Myer Briggs Personality type

• Preferred Learning style/s

• Interests/Passions

• Aspirations/ Career choices

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4. Personal Inventory

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5. Locate resources for each subject

• Already have it?

• Will be provided by course provider?

• Need to purchase?

• Can borrow from library?

• Can borrow from friend?

• Will write unit yourself?

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5. Locate resources for each subject

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6. Consider the community

• Opportunities for service

• Opportunities to learn

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6. Consider the community

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7. Consider your timetable

Do you work? • A. Full time• B Part time

Who will supervise while you are working?When will you do household tasks? Will household tasks form part of your teaching of ‘life skills’?Plan a study timetable

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7. Consider your timetable

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8. Consider sports & activities

• Does your child already participate in sports or other activities? Can this be incorporated into your timetable?

Plan sports and activities

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8. Consider sports & activities

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9. Consider social aspects

• What social activities does your family already do?

•Would you like to join a homeschooling network group?

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9. Consider social aspects