Homeschool · Teacher habits for parents
What teachers do that parents can borrow
Most teenagers don't love being taught by their parents, and lessons can slide into arguments. A few classroom habits help a lot: asking better questions, giving feedback that doesn't feel like criticism, and slowly handing your teen more responsibility.

What's covered
What you get
- 01Questions that make teens think instead of guess
- 02Feedback that helps without sounding like criticism
- 03How to build independence so they need you less
- 04What to do when motivation disappears
Who it's for
It suits
- 01
Parents of homeschooled 12 to 18 year olds
- 02
Parents whose lessons keep turning into arguments
- 03
Parents new to teaching
How it runs
Four steps
- 1
Explain
How to explain something so it sticks the first time.
- 2
Question
The question types teachers use to check whether a student understands.
- 3
Feedback
A simple way to give feedback on written work and projects.
- 4
Let go
Handing over responsibility, one step at a time.
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