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Looking Back: what would we change
Looking Back: what would we change
Beverley Paine
Beverley Paine
Drawing on her notes from her 2008 presentation at a conference held in Brisbane Beverley shares insights she's learned along the way as a home educating parent and talks about what she and Robin felt they did right, their regrets, and what they would do differently if they had their time over again. Beverley's honesty and frankness shines through her writing, imbuing them with authenticity. Two decades of home educating experience are packed into this gem of a booklet.
ISBN 978-1-876651-55-8, 2008, e-book $2.99
"Thank You for all your many, many reassuring words over many, many years. You probably don't know exactly how valuable you are to the Australian Home Ed community. I've been reading your stuff for maybe 8 years or more now. And I'm very grateful." Gythaa
Thoughtful reflections, practical reassurance, and lived wisdom for home educating families.
Thoughtful reflections, practical reassurance, and lived wisdom for home educating families.
The Always Learning collection brings together a series of reflective, experience-based eBooks written for parents who want to understand learning more deeply – beyond curriculum, checklists, and outcomes.
Grounded in decades of homeschooling and unschooling practice, these books explore how children actually learn, how parents grow alongside them, and how education unfolds naturally through everyday life, relationships, curiosity, and trust.
Rather than offering rigid methods or prescriptive programs, the Always Learning collection invites you to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with what matters most in home education: meaningful learning, respectful relationships, and confidence in your child’s innate capacity to grow.
Inside the collection you’ll find:
Reflections on learning, childhood, and education drawn from lived experience
Gentle challenges to school-centred thinking
Reassurance for parents navigating doubt, pressure, or uncertainty
Language to help articulate your philosophy of home education
Permission to trust yourself and your children
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