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Working and Single Parents
Advice
Single Parent and Working
AN A to Z ARTICLE
Advice on how to homeschool if you are a working single parent.
Applies to families in which all adults must work as well.
Working from Home and
Homeschool
AN A to Z ARTICLE
Replies to the question: Any suggestions from those of you that
do work at home or know someone that does. I would like to have
an honest business, something that I could be proud of!
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Ask
Lynn: Can you work from home and homeschool too?
Your question actually involves a number of issues. All homeschooling
parents have to learn how to use their time wisely. by Lynn Hogan.
Homeschooling and Custody Issues: Compromise and Education are the Keys to Success
The biggest problem with the issue of custody battles involving
homeschooling is that both parents have to agree to the educational
choice, or the judge is most likely to order a public school.
By Linda Conrad Jansen.
Homeschooling,
Single and Working
What 24 hours in our house is like. By Kyria Kalata.
Homeschooling
as a Widow or Widower
How do widows and widowers continue to fulfill the challenging
roles of dad/mom, homeschooler, breadwinner, and sole disciplinarian,
without losing focus of the total picture?
How
to Get Your Husband to Back Your Business
This past week there has been a very active discussion on one
of the work-at- home mom listservs about how to get support from
a husband who isn't even close to being thrilled about your home
business idea. Here are a few answers. by Liz Folger, Work-at-Home
Mom Expert
Single
and Homeschooling
Many single parents, who might otherwise consider homeschooling,
believe their marital status excludes them from this wonderful
educational option. But with perseverance, flexibility and a
strong network of support, single parent homeschooling can be
done, and done well.
Single-Mom
Homeschooling
Testimonies by Margaret, Kathy, and Katrina. The sky is the limit
as to what a single Mom can do. I do recommend the children
be in at least 7th grade or older to be at home by themselves.
Additionally, I would recommend children be mature enough to
obey to complete assignments, chores and to keep a low profile
while Mom is working.
Online
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Single parents can homeschool. Come here for support. Whether
you are Christian, Jew, Muslim or Atheist, I want you to feel
comfortable.
Homeschool
and work part time
I currently work 2 days one week and 3 days the next week outside
of the home. I do a home business as well but do the majority
of that work on line when the kids are napping or in bed.
Homeschool
Family Businesses
This group is for the discussion of all things related to running
a business while homeschooling.
Homeschooling
while Single Parenting
This is a board for homeschooling single parents of all religous
and secular beliefs. Members are free to discuss topics related
to homeschooling and single parenting.
HS1Mom
This is a list for single moms who homeschool their children. It
is predominantly a Christian list. To allow for free conversation
and protect the privacy of the list members, it is a restricted
list. Moderator approves.
Juggling
Workshop
Message board for moms juggling needs of career and work.
Single Parent
Homeschoolers
This is a list for single parents homeschooling their children. The
purpose of this list is to support single parents.
Solo Homeschooling Parents
Discussion list with other parents, widowed, divorced, or legally
separated, who are homeschooling solo.
Work
and Homeschool
This is an email list support group for working parents who have
chosen to homeschool their children or are considering homeschooling,
as well as for homeschooling parents who are thinking of returning
to work.
Working
At Home
Kids
Entrepreneurs Running the Family Homeschooling Biz
The options for continuing keep pouring in however. The business
is growing, and provides for my family and me in many ways. By
Rebekah Callihan, 20 years old.
Making
it Work: Homeschooling while Working at Home
Natalie Thomas, Author of the Serena Wilcox Mysteries. Homeschooling
is a wonderful lifestyle choice for us. We can give our kids
the learning environment and curriculum that they thrive on.
But how can we do this as a work-at-home Mom?
Revisiting Telework:
New Rules of the Road
Are you suited for telework? Obviously, you have to be a disciplined self-starter, but there are other issues to consider.
Transitioning
to Home
Here parents help each other with advice and support for the
full-time mom or dad as well as for those transitioning to earning
money at home or part-time employment.
Working
Outside
Are
your kids ready to stay home alone?
When is it okay to begin leaving your child at home alone? The
answer really is different for every child. In general, children
under 10 should not be left on their own, and babies and younger
children should not be left alone even for a few minutes.
If
This Is a Staff Meeting It Must Be Social Studies
During most of the last twelve years, I could list for you at
a moment's notice the disadvantages of home educating while working
outside the home: the time constraints, lack of controlled environments,
and the inordinate amount of time Emmy has spent in the car.
By Caryn Sobel, HEM M/J 02.
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- Resources for parents who want to
work at home
- Connect!: Web Worker Daily's Guide to a New Way of Working
by Anne Truitt Zelenka
- Web workers make themselves more productive and successful by swapping the traditional tools for powerful Web 2.0 technologies such as social networking, blogging, email, IM, and online word processing.
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- Train at Home to Work at Home: How to Get
Certified, Earn a Degree, or Take a Class from Home to Begin
a Work-At-Home Career
by Michelle McGarry
- This unique guide provides comprehensive resources on more
than 200 distance learning programs that can teach you 27 of
the most popular and profitable work-at-home careers.
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- Mompreneurs : A Mother's Practical Step-By-Step
Guide to Work-At-Home Success
by Ellen H. Parlapiano, Patricia Cobe
- Packed with good tips on writing a business plan, getting
a loan, setting fees, creating office space, and finding the
right mix of child care. The guide includes inspiring tales of
mothers whose businesses are now household names.
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- The Stay-At-Home Mom's Guide to Making Money
from Home : Choosing the Business That's Right for You Using
the Skills and Interests You Already Have
by Liz Folger
- Stay-at-home mom expert Liz Folger shows you step-by-step
how you can stay home with your kids and make money doing something
you really enjoy. From scrapbooking, catering, and massage
therapy to pet sitting, accounting, Web designing, and hundreds
more, you can turn your skills and talents into profits for you
and your family.
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- The Work-At-Home Sourcebook. 8th Ed
by Lynie Arden
- Written by a 20-year veteran of working at home, this book
explains how to do fulfilling, profitable work without leaving
the house. It lists hundreds of companies that hire freelancers,
providing contact information, job requirements, and salary and
benefits data.
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- 101 Best Home-Based Businesses for Women,
3rd Edition : Everything You Need to Know About Getting Started
on the Road to Success
by Priscilla Huff
- Information on start-up costs and financing sources, pricing
guidelines, marketing methods, equipment, necessary education/training
or experience, income potential, and information sources.
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