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How decision fatigue is wearing down your homeschool

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By Sarah Mackenzie
| Activist Post
How decision fatigue is wearing down your homeschool ~ Written by Sarah Mackenzie of Read-Aloud Revival It’s 11am. The twins are emptying the tea cupboard onto the floor, the 2 year-old is fussing, and I’m standing at the fridge, trying to decide what to make for lunch. Just then my 11 year-old walks into the room.
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How decision fatigue is wearing down your homeschool

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By Sarah Mackenzie
| Simple Homeschool
How decision fatigue is wearing down your homeschool ~ Written by Sarah Mackenzie of Read-Aloud Revival It’s 11am. The twins are emptying the tea cupboard onto the floor, the 2 year-old is fussing, and I’m standing at the fridge, trying to decide what to make for lunch. Just then my 11 year-old walks into the room.
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Sarah Mackenzie: '2026 must be about making the system work better for the children and families who depend on it most' - Nursery World

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By Sarah Mackenzie, Karen Faux Verified
| Nursery World Magazine Verified
If 2025 was about expansion and adjustment for the early years sector, then 2026 must be about alignment, coherence and clarity The sector stands at an important point of evolution. The past year has brought expansion, new regulation and renewed recognition of its role. The task ahead is to ensure that implementation matches intention, and policy and practice work together to deliver lasting impact. Early intervention must remain at the centre of that ambition.
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