I am a home educator and certified teacher in Ohio. I have over twenty five years of teaching experience in private schools, home education programs and cooperatives, private tutoring, as well as successfully graduating my two sons from our home school. I have been assessing home school students’ work for over 13 years. If you are in the greater Cincinnati area and would like to schedule a portfolio review appointment please contact me. My hope is that as you read my blog you will find my posts and entries useful and encouraging for educating your children.
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Lisa McAfee B.S.Ed.
You go girl!
I will try to keep up wit your posts, but I AM a homeschool mom with a crazy schedule (if you can call it that),
Thanks, Mary!
What a wonderful blog, Lisa! I think it’s valuable to glean as much info. from someone who’s “completed the journey” as possible! Thank you for being a source of inspiration for me through the years!
Thanks so much, Koni.
Hi Lisa,
Wow, I love your blog Lisa. What a great resource of information.
Julie S.
Hi Julie,
Thank you for the kind words; I am glad you like it. Let me know if you have a topic you’d like me to address.
Hi Lisa,
My oldest daughter is expecting our first grandchild in January! She is looking into working at home. Do you know of any ideas for her? I know many homeschooling moms work from home. Thanks!
Julie,
Congratulations on the upcoming birth of your grandchild! Does she want to work full time or part time?
Lisa, She would like to work part time from home.
Medical transcription can be done from home. Of course, some training is needed, but this would be a great part-time job.
I also know that telephone work such as Viet Nam Vets call me to ask if I have clothes to donate. Market research firms call me to see if I qualify for studies (Various Views, Q-Fact) so perhaps one of these will be a good fit for her.
Some companies such as heating/air conditioning need telephone dispatchers and I have seen in the paper that you can do this from home.
Blessings to all of you!
Thank you Lisa for the great ideas!
Great blog Lisa!
Thanks so much!