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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and the various challenges it has posed to the American education system, many parents are considering homeschooling as an alternative to traditional schooling. However, one of the main concerns that parents have is the cost associated with homeschooling. Brother James' book, "How to Homeschool For Less Than $100," is a resource that aims to address this concern and provide practical solutions to help families homeschool their children without breaking the bank.
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The 2020 pandemic was eye-opening for many parent's about what is truly going on within the American education system and has left them looking for a way out. However, they now find themselves in one of the greatest financial crisis to hit our nation in a long time. Many feel that they want to homeschool, but believe that the financial cost will be too great. They believe that only the rich can homeschool. BUT THIS IS NOT SO!
It is entirely possible to homeschool your family for $100 or less a year by using the resources in this e-book. This e-book will walk your through the basics of getting started homeschooling and how to find the resources you need for as cheap as possible.
This e-book is dedicated to those who want a better life for their children and is written by a homeschool father who has spend the better part of his life helping out families just like yours.
The book is only 31 pages long, but it manages to cover a lot of ground. It starts with an introduction that explains why homeschooling is a viable option for families who want to provide a better education for their children. Brother James also shares his personal experience as a homeschooling father, which adds a personal touch to the book and makes it more relatable.
The book then delves into the practical aspects of homeschooling, such as how to get started, what curriculum to use, and how to find affordable resources. Brother James emphasizes the importance of setting goals and creating a schedule to ensure that homeschooling is a success. He also provides helpful tips on how to save money on textbooks, supplies, and other materials needed for homeschooling.
One of the most valuable parts of the book is the section on free and low-cost resources. Brother James lists a variety of websites and online resources that are available to homeschooling families for little or no cost. This section alone makes the book worth the purchase price.
Overall, "How to Homeschool For Less Than $100" is a concise and practical guide for families who want to homeschool on a budget. Brother James' writing style is clear and easy to understand, and the book is well-organized and easy to navigate. The book's length may be a drawback for some readers who are looking for more in-depth information, but for those who are just starting out and want a quick and easy resource to get them started, this book is a great option.
In conclusion, I would highly recommend "How to Homeschool For Less Than $100" to anyone who is considering homeschooling their children but is worried about the cost. Brother James' advice and resources are invaluable, and the book is a great investment for families who want to provide a quality education for their children without breaking the bank.
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