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Getting Started in Homeschooling: Legal Aspects & Practical Guidelines

Explore the legal requirements of homeschooling in Victoria, decide on formality, pre-testing resources, personal inventory assessments, subject resources, community involvement, timetable planning, sports, & social aspects. Find helpful insights for a successful homeschooling journey.

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Getting Started in Homeschooling: Legal Aspects & Practical Guidelines

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  1. Getting Started In Home Schooling

  2. 1. Legal Aspects • It is legal to home educate in Victoria • It is necessary to notify of your intention to homeschool For details contact Home Education Network • see www.home-ed.vic.edu.au phone 03 9517 7107 • http://www.vrqa.vic.gov.au/registration/homeschooling/default.htm

  3. 2. Decide degree of formality • Unschooling • Follow one program for all subjects • Select courses from several different sources • Write own curriculum

  4. 2. Decide degree of formality

  5. 3. Pre-testing • Use tests to determine levels of achievement available from Homeschooling Supplies PO Box 688 Werribee Vic 3030 Australia Phone: 9742 7524 Fax (03) 9742 2492 Email:office@homeschooling.com.auWebsite: http://www.homeschooling.com.au/

  6. 3. Pre-testing Or ACER 347 Camberwell Rd (Private Bag 55) Camberwell Vic. 3124 Phone 9835 7447 Email : sales@acer.edu.auWebsite: http://www.acer.edu.au/

  7. 4. Personal Inventory • If desired do some testing/discussion to determine • Myer Briggs Personality type • Preferred Learning style/s • Interests/Passions • Aspirations/ Career choices

  8. 4. Personal Inventory

  9. 5. Locate resources for each subject • Already have it? • Will be provided by course provider? • Need to purchase? • Can borrow from library? • Can borrow from friend? • Will write unit yourself?

  10. 5. Locate resources for each subject

  11. 6. Consider the community • Opportunities for service • Opportunities to learn

  12. 6. Consider the community

  13. 7. Consider your timetable • Do you work? • A. Full time • B Part time • Who will supervise while you are working? • When will you do household tasks? Will household tasks form part of your teaching of ‘life skills’? • Plan a study timetable

  14. 7. Consider your timetable

  15. 8. Consider sports & activities • Does your child already participate in sports or other activities? Can this be incorporated into your timetable? • Plan sports and activities

  16. 8. Consider sports & activities

  17. 9. Consider social aspects • What social activities does your family already do? • Would you like to join a homeschooling network group?

  18. 9. Consider social aspects

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