Are you exhausted from constantly feeling the need to entertain and closely monitor your children while teaching at home? 

Are you tired of being trapped in the cycle of overinvolved teaching?

The constant need to be by their side, guiding their every move, can leave you exhausted and robbed of precious time for yourself or other responsibilities.

 It’s time to break free from the suffocating demands and rediscover the joy of independent learning.

As a parent, it’s natural to want the best for your children and to ensure they receive a quality education.

However, the line between being supportive and becoming a helicopter parent or “micro-managing mentor” can blur, resulting in a loss of independence for both you and your children. 

The pressure to constantly entertain, monitor, and micromanage their learning experiences can create a suffocating atmosphere, leaving you feeling drained and stifled.

Also, the line between entertainment and true learning can blur, resulting in children being more interested in being entertained rather than seeking joy in learning. 

When learning is solely focused on achieving external rewards or meeting academic expectations, children may lose their intrinsic motivation to learn. If the educational environment is not designed to foster curiosity, creativity, and personal fulfillment, children may perceive learning as a chore and prioritize entertainment instead.

You long for your children to become confident, self-motivated learners who can take charge of their education. You yearn for them to develop essential skills like decision-making, self-discipline, and critical thinking.

You want them to become independent individuals who can navigate challenges and make their own choices.

Imagine the freedom and relief that comes from empowering your children to take ownership of their education.

Imagine a learning environment where they are actively engaged, exploring their interests, and taking responsibility for their own growth. 

Envision reclaiming your time and energy, no longer feeling the need to constantly hover over their shoulders.

No need for endless online courses and extensive screen time. 

It’s time to break free from the cycle of micro-managing and embark on a journey of empowerment.

Introducing our transformative 5-day workshop, designed to empower both you and your children. Say goodbye to the overwhelming pressure of being a “micro-managing mentor” and embrace a new approach that fosters independence, self-directed learning, and critical thinking skills.

Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your parenting approach and give your children the tools they need to thrive.

Discover insights and techniques rooted in coaching and effective communication to enhance your teaching skills and create a conducive learning environment.

Some parents may face challenges in teaching children with reading difficulties so we have invited an expert Sara Haboubi who will provide valuable insights, techniques, and resources to support parents in overcoming challenges in teaching reading.

Sara Haboubi is a highly experienced learning coach and trainer who, along with Paula Montie, has dedicated over 60 years of combined expertise to help individuals of all ages overcome learning challenges, particularly those with dyslexia and dysgraphia.

After extensive research, Sara and Paula discovered a simple yet powerful solution to address basic word skills difficulties, which they realized could make a tremendous impact on struggling students and their families.

Effective teaching plays a crucial role in empowering children to take ownership of their education through the three transformative steps.

The first step allows you to step back and become a facilitator, empowering children to develop self-management skills and take charge of their education.

When you’re getting ready to teach math, it’s important to remember that effective teaching involves nurturing critical thinking and decision-making skills in children. BONUS Q&A session with a load of helpful tips for teaching math.

Bonus Q&A session. Time for all those questions you wanted to ask. Time for sharing with the group.

About The Host

Azra Sehovic-Ahmetspahic is an experienced homeschooling educator who is passionate about integrating Islamic values into the curriculum. With over 15 years of homeschooling her own children and over 200 others, Azra brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her teaching. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Applied Mathematics and specializes in teaching secondary math. Parents who have worked with Azra praise her meticulous approach to homeschooling and commend the brilliance and excellent manners of her own children. In light of the current times, her efforts are greatly appreciated and valued by the homeschooling community.

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