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31 Days of Delight-Directed Learning

A series on homeschooling using a delight-directed learning method.  In this series, I hope to give you a glimpse into all the ways this method of learning can be incorporated into any homeschool.Welcome to 31 Days of Delight-directed Learning, a series on homeschooling using a delight-directed learning method. This method of homeschooling has been the hallmark of our own homeschool for many years. In this seried, I hope to give you a glimpse into all the ways this method of learning can be incorporated into any homeschool, and why we believe it’s a great way way for kids to learn. 

1 What Is Delight-directed Learning?

2 Delight-directed Learning in Every Homeschool (even yours)

3 Where Do I Begin with Delight-directed Learning? 

4 Preparing Your Homeschool for Delight-directed Learning

5 Is This the Same as Unschooling or Child-Led Learning?

6 Brainstorming with Your Children

7 There’s No Cure for Curiosity

8 Using Unit Studies for Delight-directed Learning

9 Using Curriculum as a Jumping Off Point

10 It’s Okay to Fall Off Your Lesson Plan

11 The Myth of the Gap with Delight-directed Learning

12 Delight-directed Summers

13 Following Rabbit Trails

14 The Field Trip Method

15 The Book Basket Technique

16 Project-based Learning

17 Getting Messy

18 Yes, That’s Really “School”

19 Delight-directed Math? 

20 Making Holidays Count

21 Creating Something Out of Nothing

22 Expect the Unexpected

23 Keeping a Curiosity Journal   

24 Encouraging Independent Delight-directed Learning

25 Is My Family Too Large for Delight-directed Homeschooling? 

26 What About Delight-directed Learning in High School?

27 Delightful Days in a Mason Jar

28 One Day a Week Is All It Takes

29  A Collection of Helpful Resources for Delight-directed Learning

30 Delight-directed Learning One Week at a Time

31 Delightful Planning

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